Wanda Nikal
It’s been said that British Columbia doesn’t truly get beautiful until you reach the town of Smithers, a mere 17-hour drive north of Vancouver! Which happens to be on Wet’suwet’en territory. If you weren’t planning on driving there anytime soon, we got you covered! Crystal Lavallee, First Peoples Voices producer, is thrilled to share a story with you about the First Nation community of Witset and a small piece of their history.
Saeed Pakniat
Pastor Saeed Pakniat grew up in a religious Muslim home in Iran following Shia Muslim customs and traditions. As a young man, he started to question some of the rules and teachings of his religion which eventually led him to explore the life and teachings of Jesus. After receiving Christ into his heart, he was tortured and eventually he and his family were forced to flee to Turkey, and eventually Canada. Now he pastors 3 Iranian churches (Toronto, New Market, and Montreal) and has an online ministry that reaches Iranians in many countries.
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100 Huntley Street - January 19, 2022
Belma Vardy shares her amazing and true story in the book "Because God Was there". As a young child, Belma lived through the brutal and terrifying events that accompanied the end of World War II and the sudden erection of the Berlin Wall, when East was separated from West and families were ripped...
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100 Huntley Street - January 18, 2022
Tuesday, January 18th, 2022
Ruth Hodge
Affectionately known as Grandma and Mother in Chief, Ruth Hodge serves with Christian Faith Ministries, a UK registered charity based in Jos Nigeria. They are a Christian organization with a focus on peacemaking and mission to Islamic and Pagan areas of Nor... -
100 Huntley Street - January 17, 2022
BrendaLee Abram Nakamura
Growing up in a rough neighborhood and a loveless home, Brenda looked for worth and value in all the wrong places. After much trauma, losing her best friend to cancer, and losing her big status job, her life spired downward. Depression set in. Wine became her song and mar...
