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CHVN Interviews
by CHVN
Conversations with people in our community
Episodes
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Agape Table opens their new space to the community
Jim Steep, the Executive Director of Agape Table, talks about what it's like having community members in their new building after 6 years.
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Pastor John Kpewoan shares his powerful testimony of being rescued from the firing squad
Pastor John Kpewoan of The Lord's Prayer Outreach Association in Liberia, Africa, has a powerful testimony of God saving him from almost certain death, to coming to Canada, to going back to Liberia to help orphans grow in love. TLP also helps rescue children from being trafficked.
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Firefighter Doug Sinclair talks fire safety in the home
As the season changes from summer to fall, and people start to use their furnaces again, Public Education Coordinator Doug Sinclair with the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) talks about things everyone should be aware of to stay safe.
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Jason Gray talks faith, family and son’s leukemia ahead of Manitoba concert
Jason Gray shares about growing up with his mom on the road, coming to faith in Jesus, an update on his son's cancer journey, and the excitement of coming to Manitoba for Fun with Family Day.
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When the motocross track becomes a mission field
Kevin Nolt had a dream to combine his love of motocross with his passion for sharing Jesus, and now that dream is gaining momentum across southern Manitoba. Through Activate Motocross Ministry, dozens are gathering for chapel at local races, with some discovering faith and Christian community…
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Fresh IE new album Legacy hits No. 1 on iTunes charts on the first day
Fresh IE, a Christian rapper/singer from Winnipeg, released his new album Legacy on Aug. 7. That same day, his album hit No. 1 on iTunes Inspiration Charts.
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CAA gives tips on saving money with rising gas prices
Ewald Friesen with CAA is sharing tips to help Manitobans save money at the pumps, with gas prices going up and up this summer.
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Terrie Todd releases The Reluctant Healer of Halifax book
Terrie Todd has newly published a sixth book in a series with five other authors, with the final book, The Reluctant Healer of Halifax. Last summer, she even took a trip there to dive deeper into the true story of the historic explosion that rocked the province during the first World War.
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Fred Fox talks about brother Terrys legacy during Terry Fox Day
Fred Fox, the older brother of Canadian legend Terry Fox, talks about the way Manitobans honour his legacy with Terry Fox Day each beginning of August.
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Les Gillis travels across Canada second time to shine light on homelessness
Les Gillis is a Winnipeg artist who is sharing his singing talents with people experiencing homelessness across Canada. He is videotaping his journey to create a documentary that he'll share with the government in hopes of creating change and helping the less fortunate across the country.
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Her Voice: Cher Paulson encourages women called to ministry
Cher Paulson shares her life in ministry and the legacy she wants to leave behind.
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CAA shares the top 10 worst roads in Manitoba in 2026
Ewald Friesen with CAA shares which of the 711 roads nominated are the worst in Manitoba in 2026.
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Jodi King talks about International Womens Day
Jodi King talks about International Women's Day and how she and her husband take their sons on tour with them, doing life all together.
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Carine Bado talks about International Womens Day
Carine Bado talks about International Women's Day and the amazing women who have and continue to support her in her role as Christian artist and mother.
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Tim Hague Sr. talks about hiking 100 km in Spain this April
Tim Hague Sr., the founder of U-Turn Parkinsons and winner of The Amazing Race Canada, is on the show to talk about his upcoming trip and hike in Spain/Portugal. Tim and his wife Sheryl will be hiking the last 100 km of the Camino de Sant Diago trail on April 17.
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Portage la Prairie author Stephanie Kauffman talks about her latest book
Portage la Prairie author Stephanie Kauffman talks about her latest book, Laughter Loss, and Living.
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How 20 years in the Air Force strengthened Paul Wood's faith
Paul Wood talks about his experience as a 20-year RCAF veteran and the importance of Remembrance Day.
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Lee Ann Kolisnyc talks about setting up the toy story for the Salvation Army
Lee Ann Kolisnyc talks about setting up the toy story for the Salvation Army, as CHVN gets ready for Holiday Heroes at Walmart on Kenaston Nov. 21 and 22. We invite the community to drop of a toy or two to help families in Winnipeg have a Merry Christmas.
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Molly Banerjei attempting to make December Christian Heritage Month in Canada
Molly Banerjei attempting to make December Christian Heritage Month in Canada by calling on the federal and provincial governments to officially declare it.
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Paul Kutcher's song The Call of Africa
Winnipegger Paul Kutcher recently went to Eswatini Africa and then felt inspired to write a song about it.
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Bondslaves MC talk about faith in a motorcycle club
A Christian motorcycle club known for its street-level ministry and prayer work is pushing back against what it calls a serious mischaracterization. It comes after a member was ordered to remove his vest by a Winnipeg police officer who allegedly dismissed the group as a criminal front.
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Two time cancer survivor aims to swim across Lake Winnipeg
Jonathon Fenton is planning to swim across Lake Winnipeg to raise funds for CancerCare in Manitoba and Alberta.
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Pastor Paul Epp talks about faith, loss, and being a nature photographer
A Winnipeg pastor and adventure seeker is sharing some tips and tricks to have an 'EPPic' summer. As of April 1, 2025, Pastor Paul Epp stepped into his first lead pastor role at St. Vital Evangelical Mennonite Church.
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Dr. Christopher Love chats about National Drowning Prevention Week
It's National Drowning Prevention Week, and despite a downward trend, drowning is still one of the leading causes of death. According to the Lifesaving Society of Manitoba, over 450 people fatally drown annually in Canada. National Drowning Prevention Week runs from July 21-27, 2024.
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Jordan Janzen talks about God's 'Kindness' in the midst of infertility
Jordan Janzen is releasing a new single on July 12, 2024, and its a candid and heartfelt look at his family's struggle to have children.
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Episode for 2024-07-11
2024-7-11 10:21:29 episode date 2024-07-11
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From NICU to raising thousands for sick kids: Winnipeg Mennonite School student gives back
When Cortney Lee became pregnant with her miracle baby, she was given the worst news any parent could have imagined. At just 28 weeks pregnant, Lee found out her unborn daughter, Alexis, had developed a congenital disorder. That hasn't stopped the Lee family. Alexis is now a teenager and giving...
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How art therapy is helping restore lives of stroke survivors
Recovery after a stroke is different for everyone. Some people can return to life with no effects, some deal with physical issues, while others suffer from aphasia, which leaves them unable to speak. Julie Western shares how the Stroke Recovery Association of Manitoba offers a variety of programs...
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Seven-year-old boy beyond thankful for support of lemonade stand
A Winnipeg family is overwhelmed following the success of a lemonade stand sale they hosted over the weekend.
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Seven-year-old Winnipeg boy with rare disorder raises funds for children with disabilities
A Winnipeg family is paying it forward by hosting a special lemonade stand this weekend. This year the lemonade fundraiser will take place on Saturday, June 8, starting at 10 a.m. at 860 Isbister Street. The sale will go on until they are sold out. All funds collected will be donated to the...
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Resident speaks about "nightmare" evacuation order
Hundreds of people are without a home after a Winnipeg apartment complex was deemed unsafe. Tania Morgan is a resident of Birchwood Terrace. She shares her experience.
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Interview about women's heart health with Christie Klassen
2024-2-14 04:58:20 episode date 2024-02-14
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Episode for 2022-04-27
2022-4-27 15:25:55 episode date 2022-04-27
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Day For Freedom - Winnipeg Police Service
Sgt. Andrea Scott
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Josh Lovelace of NEEDTOBREATHE
Josh Lovelace talks with Sylvia St. Cyr about the band's upcoming tour and creating music through a pandemic.
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Episode for 2021-12-31
2021-12-31 05:11:00 episode date 2021-12-31
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Miriam Huebner: Biking 6,000 KM across the U.S.
Produced by Kara LeBlanc
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Pamela Doerksen: Helping others while facing her own challenges
Produced by Grace Bruinooge episode date 2021-12-29
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UGM chaplain shares their experiences on Winnipeg streets
2021-11-24 17:33:15 episode date 2021-11-24
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Frozen Fairways raising funds for cool cause
episode date 2021-11-23
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CAA seeing recent travel spike
episode date 2021-11-09
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Hydro's Bruce Owen on Neighbours Helping Neighbours
2021-10-26 14:25:27 episode date 2021-10-26
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Wilma Derksen optimistic after harassment, rumours
episode date 2021-10-19
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Interview with Gary Unger founder of Beauty Out of Ashes
2021-10-8 09:43:07 episode date 2021-10-08
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Planetshakers praising God amidst intense lockdown in Australia
2021-10-7 10:35:42 episode date 2021-10-07
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Human Rights Commission weighs in on vaccine mandates
episode date 2021-09-16
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