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March 22 – The Long Goodbye, The Kara Tippetts Story

March 18, 2019 calebsteinke Upcoming Events

Bible Fellowship Church will be having a viewing of the documentary "The Long Goodbye, The Kara Tippetts Story" on March 22nd @ 7:00pm. This film shares the powerful story of a wife, mother and a friends sharing her long goodbye after a cancer diagnosis, unknowingly impacted then of thousands around the world. Admission is...

March 23 – Fearless Faith Conference

January 2, 2019 calebsteinke Upcoming Events

If God exists, why is there so much evil and suffering in the world? How can I talk to doubter's and skeptics about Jesus? And what if I have doubts about the Bible? Come to the Fearless Faith Conference by Apologetics Canada to hear answers to these questions and to learn how to defend...

March 30 – Legacy

January 1, 2019 calebsteinke Upcoming Events

Promise Keepers will be holding a men's workshop day in Sudbury entitled Legacy! Taking place at All Nation's Church (414 St. Raphael Street) this event will feature several workshops with speakers Luc Boileau, Steve Gudrie and Ian Nairn. Tickets are $40 before March 25, and $55 after. For more information visit promisekeepers.ca

Rock your socks for World Down Syndrome Day

March 21, 2019 andrewwhite KFM Local News

Today, the world celebrates World Down Syndrome Day. The global awareness day which has been officially observed by the United Nations since 2012, but for some here in Northern Ontario the day is celebrated close to home.

Ella Mae and her mother Melissa Ella Mae Krause is a...

6 stories to start your day on this Thursday, Mar 21

March 21, 2019 andrewwhite KFM Local News

Students walk out in protest

Students in Greater Sudbury and North Bay joined their peers across the province yesterday, in walking out of class. This was all to protest provincial cuts to education. The high school students focused on plans announced by the Doug Ford government last week to increase class size caps, while the...

400k going to Algoma U in Sault Ste. Marie

March 20, 2019 andrewwhite KFM Local News

Sault Ste. Marie City Council has approved $400,000 in funding from the Economic Development Fund to support a planned expansion. The $5.2M expansion is for the Algoma University School of Business and Economics. The funding will be used over the next three fiscal years to support a four-phase development. Details: It will be aimed at...

Sidewalk Prophets Celebrate Ten-Year Anniversary with 'These Simple Truths Tour'
The band Sidewalk Prophets announces their "These Simple Truths Tour," kicking off this spring and running into the fall. Celebrating their ten-year anniversary as a band, the acoustic tour, which is sponsored by World Vision, promises to be an intimate experience where concertgoers will take a journey through the band's history and hear numerous stories […]
Anthony Brown and Group Therapy to Record Live Album May 3
Stellar Award-winning group Anthony Brown and Group Therapy is back and will be recording a new album on May 3. The recording will take place at First Baptist Church of Glenarden in Upper Malboro, Maryland, where Anthony is on staff. Though no official album title has been announced yet, the night is being called the […]
Oak Ridge Boys and The Nelons Talk 'Country Faith Southern Gospel' Involvement
In a new video shared exclusively through NewReleaseToday, Country Faith brand curator Deborah Evans Price interviews the Oak Ridge Boys' Duane Allen and The Nelons' Kelly Nelon Clark and Jason Clark about their involvement in the recent Country Faith Southern Gospel album. Recorded at Skaggs Place Studios in Hendersonville, Tennessee, Deborah shares about the Country […]