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Monday, April 21st, 2025
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Harvey Gabriel
Harvey was born in Kanesatake. His Mohawk name means "of the words". Harvey is a fluent Mohawk speaker. His parents were both Mohawks and fluent speakers. His father's clan was Turtle and his mother's clan was a Bear. In 1967 Harvey married and he and his wife Susan have four beautiful children and six beautiful grandchildren. Harvey worked off the reserve for 47 years as a die specialist, die designer and assistant estimator. He never left his community to work elsewhere who he commuted to work in Montreal every day. In 1982 Harvey was chosen by the clan mother to sit on Council on the Hereditary Clan system at the time. In 1991 when the system changed to an election system he was elected again on two different occasions. It has always been Harvey's ambition to translate the Bible in his language, the reason for this may be to keep the tradition his great grandfather Sose Onasakenrat-Joseph Swan who translated the four gospels in Mohawk. In January 1999 his ambition was turned to reality when Mavis Etienne asked him to join the group to translate II Corinthians, and from there he has translated 25 books from the Old Testament and 23 from the New Testament.
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Tuesday, April 22nd, 2025
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Rick Carrol
Rick Carrol is a both a pastor and counselor who served in the greater Toronto area for the past 20 years. He holds a master’s degree in psychology and a bachelor’s degree in theology. Carrol is currently the senior pastor at PORTICO Community Church in Mississauga.
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Wednesday, April 23rd, 2025
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Thursday, April 24th, 2025
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Mel and Susan Finlay
Praying for Canada on Canada Day 2019. Nation At Prayer is non-issue driven, non-partisan and trans-denominational. Imagine the impact on Canada if every elected representative at every level of government in this nation was prayed for every day of the year. Imagine the impact on the quality of decisions made, on our communities and our land if every elected representative in each province, territory and municipality experienced the power of prayer every day. We believe that every believer has the potential to transform Canada through the power of the Holy Spirit which is released in every prayer for our leaders and our nation. http://www.nationatprayer.ca/
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Mark Masri
Mark Masri, is co-host of 100 Huntley Street, Canada's longest-running daily talk show, as well as JUNO, and Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter. Mark has been part of the Crossroads family since 1997 in the capacity of Music Producer. In 2003, Mark took time away from Crossroads to pursue his singer/songwriter career.
In Fall 2019, Mark was asked to sub-co-host with Cheryl and Maggie, and within a few months, Mark became a more regular co-host.
"I was still finding my voice when I left, so coming back to 100 Huntley Street after having lived life and establishing myself in the music industry has been a pleasant surprise. I feel like I’ve returned with an experiential and spiritual maturity that adds to the role. I’m excited about God's plans for the future."
Mark Masri brings an extensive musical and hosting experience to his role as a host on 100 Huntley Street. With his powerful tenor voice, Mark uses his passion for music to share the powerful message of love, loss, sorrow and, most importantly, our hope in Jesus Christ.
Whether he's co-hosting 100 Huntley Street, performing with The Vivaldi Orchestra in Moscow, headlining his North American tour, or guesting on David Foster’s, Hitman Returns Television Special; Mark opens hearts and minds with thought-provoking songs and his charismatic stage presence.
http://100huntley.com
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Friday, April 25th, 2025
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Brian Doerksen
On Brian’s 10th solo album ‘Hymns For Life’, he shares his signature version of life affirming hymns like ‘It Is Well’, ‘Just As I Am’ ‘This Is My Father’s World’ and ‘I Heard The Voice.’ When we go through suffering individually or collectively, hymns are anchors of hope in the storm. These hymns have comforted believers for generations and this new recording, featuring lush orchestral arrangements, a children’s choir and Brian’s full band renews them for the next generation. http://briandoerksen.com
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Marika Siewert
Marika�s music aims for a level of quality and integrity not often pursued among emerging artists. Her commanding vocals strike powerful arpeggios, rounding out her edgy pop/rock sound. Her lyrics take an honest approach, layered with universal subject matter and personal experience. As well as peforming, Marika has been part of pioneering projects like "Beautiful One", a festival aimed at encouraging teenage girls in their dreams, and Make Your Dreams Happen, a benefit show working with Vancouvers SHOCK Productions to raise money for inner city kids in Vancouver to take dance lessons. In September 2006, Marika released a second single, You Know I Will, which has already hit major hit radio stations across Canada. In a world of generic singers, Marika stands out as unique and has an identity all her own. Her heart felt lyrics are both postive and inspirational!
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