The late “100 Huntley Street” broadcaster told generations of viewers each day, “Jesus loves you.” David Mainse, the pastor who launched and hosted Canada’s longest-running Christian TV program, died ...

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BURLINGTON, ON, Sept. 25, 2017 /CNW/ - Crossroads Christian Communications Inc. (Crossroads) announces with sadness the death of its founder, the Reverend David Mainse. Rev. Mainse passed away on ...

David Mainse passed away this week at age 81 after a five-year battle with leukemia. He was the Pentacostal minister who brought televangelism Canadian-style to the nation with the daily show “100 ...

Just after his famous religious daily show launched in 1977, David Mainse would sit in his living room in tears, sifting through hundreds of prayer requests from his viewers across Canada. Seeing him ...

The founder of the Burlington-based Christian ministry Crossroads has died. Rev. David Mainse died today (Sept. 25) just after 10 a.m. at the Juravinski Cancer Centre in Hamilton, after a five-year ...

A five-year run on television is considered a miracle. David Mainse has reached TV’s exclusive 50-year club and says he can thank somebody upstairs — way upstairs. The televangelist and founder of 100 ...

Politics makes strange bedfellows -- but can it bring together a believer in reincarnation and a television preacher, and in just three days? An opponent of same-sex marriage who says she is willing ...

Pioneering televangelist David Mainse, founder of Burlington-based Crossroads Christian Communications, died Monday at the age of 81. Mainse, who hosted 100 Huntley Street, had MDS leukemia for five ...

Just after his famous religious daily show launched in 1977, David Mainse would sit in his living room in tears, sifting through hundreds of prayer requests from his viewers across Canada. Seeing him ...