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    A Canadian Christian radio station aims to connect with listeners during the COVID-19 pandemic.

    As people are quarantined at home, CHVN-FM hopes to get God’s message to them, reports Winnipeg Free Press. “I want listeners to know God is with them, we’re with them, we’re all in this together,” said Colleen Houde, CHVN-FM news and on-air host.

    We want to reassure people God is still King, Jesus is Lord, we can rely on God at this challenging time. —Mike Thom, CHVN program director

    Houde explained that many are staying at home, maybe away from their families, and their only connection could be through radio.

    Connections, Houde’s magazine-style show, broadcasts a variety of segments that are informative to its listeners. Recently, it featured t