Murray Pura (http://www.murraypura.com)  has dozens of print, e-books and audiobooks published in the genres of historical fiction, historical romance, Amish romance and devotional to name a few. His latest projects are an e-book series which is a new take on the Arthurian legends. The first volume of “The Name of the Hawk” series – titled “Legion” was released last year. And recently the first part of volume 2 – titled “The Holy Graal” – was released.
 

East meets west with tonight’s guest who will be performing in Ontario this April. Saskatchewan-based singer/songwriter Jennifer Jade Kerr (http://www.jenniferjadekerr.com/) and Halifax’s Chelsea Amber (http://www.chelseaamber.com/) will team up for the Amber & Jade tour. Both have multiple Covenant Award nominations and Chelsea was recently honored with a 2015 Juno nomination. Chelsea talks about the upcoming tour.
 

Tonight’s guest, an award-winning actor and playwright, has been busy of late, crossing the country to perform his works Breathe, The Prodigal Trilogy and Life of David. Jason Hildebrand (http://www.jasonhildebrand.com/) talks about these and his most recent projects, including a film version of Breathe.
 

For the second year in a row, Guelph's Lakeside Downtown church (http://lakesidechurch.ca/event/art-of-the-cross) presents the Art of the Cross: a Good Friday event where Guelph-area artists interpret the various Stations of the Cross. Last year’s event saw more than 400 people attend to observe and reflect on the art being created and this year organizers are hoping even more take part. Lakeside Downtown pastor Graham Singh fills us in on the details for the Art of the Cross event.
 

Seven years ago a group in Port Perry wanted to create a festival that encouraged, enabled and equipped churches in the Scugog area to glorify God through music and the arts. The David Festival (http://davidfestival.ca) has since has expanded each year in both the workshops it presents and the numbers of people coming from outside the Scugog area. Author, journalist and Port Perry resident Karen Stiller is one of the festival’s organizers and talks about the David Festival.
 

Since December Jeremy Zeyl has taken his Body & Soul—A Worship Collective (http://www.bodyandsoulcollective.com/#body-and-soul-event) on the road and will bring it to Guelph on March 6 where he will team up with the Nicole Ensing Band (http://www.nicoleensingband.com) for the event.
 

Our guest sold cameras and photographic supplies, ran a sign company and worked in the financial industry before permanently talking up palette and paintbrush as a landscape artist. Robert McAffe’s (http://www.robertmcaffee.com) works have been purchased by buyers from all corners of the globe and he’s also been chosen as the exclusive artist for the CN Tower’s revolving restaurant, “360.” Robert talked to us from a nature area near his home studio in Whitby, Ontario.
 

Tonight’s guest has been busy promoting his new CD In the Blood with concerts in cafés, restaurants and practically anywhere else he can set up his guitar and amp. Kev Morse, who is also part of the local roots group, The Great Wooden Trio, is expanding his horizons with his second solo CD and is on the phone with us tonight to talk about his music.
 

Anne LeBold Douglas (http://www.annelebolddouglas.com/) is a communications consultant who has also studied theology and passionate about playing, watching and talking about hockey. So it only seemed natural that her debut young adult novel, Breaking the Ice, would be about hockey-playing teenage girls. Anne talkes about her new novel from her home at a Circle Square Camp near Ottawa, Ontario.
 

Tonight’s guest has written more than 70 books including non-fiction and children’s books. With Consider the Sunflowers, Elma Schemenauer (http://elmams.wix.com/sflwrs) has written her first adult novel, a love story set in the 1940s which draws on her own Mennonite heritage.