Christian singer Emerson Day doesn’t waste a moment when asked to reflect on the most incredible miracle she’s experienced.

Day, who recently survived a potentially deadly accident, told CBN News on the red carpet at the K-LOVE Fan Awards last month she believes God healed her.

“Recently, I was in a really bad accident and I lacerated my liver,” she said. “And they told me that I probably would not live through that — and, miraculously, I did.”

Not only did she remarkably survive, but doctors also noticed something else worth mentioning. In fact, Day went to a follow-up appointment after the accident and medical professionals were stunned by what they observed.

“They said, ‘Hey, like how many blood transfusions did you have?’” she recalled. “And I said, ‘None.’ And the guy that was looking at my paperwork, he said, ‘Well, your numbers show that you had one.’”

For her part, Day didn’t seem too stunned by the revelation, and she had the perfect response for the individuals reviewing her medical files.

“I said, ‘Well, the Heavenly Father gave me one, but I did not have one while I was in this hospital,’” she said of the transfusion.

Ultimately, the singer believes the Lord saved her as she’s now completely healthy.

“I really feel like God spared my life that day,” Day said. “And I do feel like a walking, living, breathing miracle.”

She continued, “[I’m] completely healthy … and I should not be — that’s the miracle part. I should not be, but I am.”

Day previously shared in a Facebook Reel posted Jan. 1 that she started 2024 “coming out of ICU following a hunting accident.” She had fallen 12 feet, dislocated her shoulder, and lacerated her liver.

The singer experienced what she called a “long road to recovery.”

“Despite 2024 being one of the hardest years I’ve faced, God was faithful and 2024 will go down as the year of healing,” she wrote.
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NASHVILLE- Minno, the #1 source of Christian content for kids, announces it will launch American Sign Language (ASL) versions of its flagship series, “Laugh and Grow Bible for Kids,” on August 8, 2025, taking groundbreaking steps in its mission to help kids experience Jesus every day, in every way. The children’s streaming platform developed the ASL programming in partnership with Bridge Multimedia, which has previously worked with PBS Kids and Google.

“We’re building the most accessible Christian kids’ media platform in the world,” said Erick Goss, CEO and Co-founder of Minno. “To our knowledge, this is the first time a Bible series for kids has ever been created in American Sign Language—and it’s just the beginning. Every child deserves the chance to experience the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the way they learn best—whether through ASL, their native language, or as a story at bedtime. No other platform is delivering faith-based content for kids at this scale or quality.”

Minno is also expanding its Spanish language offerings, which were recently added to the platform, and will soon include Portuguese. This fall, Minno will also launch the original series “Guillermo & Will,” a dual-language Spanish-English preschool series created by Emmy-nominated puppeteer Donna Kimball. Spanish-language content consistently ranks in the platform’s top 10 most-watched programming on YouTube.

The flagship series “Laugh and Grow Bible for Kids,” which currently includes 42 episodes and three 30-minute specials, continues to expand with several new features and formats including the Spanish and Portuguese language versions, a new “In the Beginning” special, several new episodes including “Daniel and the Lions,” “The Book of Songs,” and “The Family of Jesus,” American Sign Language (ASL) versions (launching Aug 8) and audio-only versions designed for bedtime, car trips and screen-free time.

Recent content additions to the platform include fan-favorite, “The Dead Sea Squirrels” from VeggieTales co-creator Mike Nawrocki, and Minno’s new originals “Micah,” “Suni the Super Unicorn,” and “God’s Greenhouse” from KidMin creator Areo Keller Donahue, whose new special “God’s Greenhouse Get Ready for Bed Special” will launch September 5.

Over the past year (2024-2025), Minno has seen incredible growth of its streaming platform and YouTube channel, positioning it as today’s leading faith-based family content platform. Significant milestones include:

Triple-digit membership growth for the Minno.com subscription-video-on-demand (SVOD) platform, propelling it into the top 1% of direct-to-consumer subscription companies.
YouTube: One million subscribers on YouTube (150% year-over-year growth), 122 million views in the past 12 months, placing Minno in top .06% of most subscribed channels on YouTube.
“This expansion is just the beginning for Minno,” said Goss. “We believe the opportunity to reach kids with high-quality Christian content during the most formative window of their lives is massive—and we’re called to meet it. We’re building a global library of faith-filled stories shaped by theologians, child development experts, children’s media specialists, and Emmy-nominated Christian creators. Our goal is nothing short of setting a new standard for what kids’ faith-based content can be—and making it accessible to families around the world.”
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TOKYO – Japan’s Broadcasting Industry does not allow programs with religious themes, so it’s a miracle that the animated Bible series, Superbook, has aired on national television, first in the 80s and then for another 6 years since 2017. The program not only plants God’s Word in the hearts of Japanese viewers, it’s also used by Christian churches there to raise a generation who knows and loves God.

Kids enjoying Sunday School is a rare sight in Japan. According to Pastor Makoto Kohatsu of the Kawasaki Church in Tokyo, this is because only half of the churches here have Sunday School. He said, “Out of the 1% Christian population in Japan, including Catholics, only 0.2% go to church. It is very difficult for Japanese people to touch Gospel, watch Gospel, listen to the Gospel. They are not coming to church. No kids are coming to church.”

Pastor Kohatsu believes broadcasting Superbook episodes helped because children who don’t attend Sunday School still heard the Gospel by watching the show on TV. As a church partner of the Superbook program, some of these viewers and their parents now attend the church. Pastor Kohatsu shared how watching the “Flying House” program and the original “Superbook” in the 80s made an impact on his life.

“This is how I came to know about the Bible and came to know Jesus. Those stories were kind of foundation in my life. So when I knew Superbook is coming to this generation, I was so excited. The children will know the message of the Bible,” Pastor Kohatsu said.

Thirteen-year-old Kiho Nagao watches Superbook regularly in Sunday School. She commented, “I love the way Superbook is presented. Watching Jesus resurrecting on Superbook is made more real than just reading it from the Bible. It made more impact in my life. When I am in trouble, I know God, who has the power to resurrect Jesus from the dead, can also help me.”

Another Sunday School kid, 12-year-old Aika Hayashida, says that through Superbook, she learned that Jesus can perform miracles. “I like watching the story about miracles, Jesus changing water into wine, and healing people. I believe He can also do miracles in my life, like saving my classmates who are bad to me so they can be my very good friends.”

A Superbook team from the Philippines visited Pastor Kohatsu’s church and other church partners to minister to children and provide further training on its curriculum to volunteers. The team also promoted Superbook at Japan’s biggest evangelistic outreach for the first time since 2018, when they promoted the first season. It was their way of celebrating the completion of the five seasons of Superbook that was aired in Japan.

Noel Wilson of the Pacific Broadcasting Association was in charge of marketing Superbook to the networks. She shared feedback she received from its viewers. “Some viewers watch with their grandparents who used to watch the old version of Superbook. Different generations know about Superbook and receive the gospel through the animation. And that is fulfilling for me,” Wilson said.

Through the leadership of Niimi Sachiko of the Word of Life Press Ministries, the Superbook ministry in Japan continues. She shared, “Superbook animation is key to reach the young people in Japan and this is why we are happy to work with CBN. Japanese people are very kind persons. They don’t feel that they are sinners. And that is why they are very hard to reach and share Christ to them. But through Superbook, they get to know the story in the Bible, and through those stories, people’s hearts are being touched.

Icko Gonzalez, Special Projects Head of CBN Asia, shared, “Even though Season 5 is the last season of Superbook, Superbook is here to stay. We have so many plans to air it in other prefectures in Japan and in the local channels here so that through Superbook, many more will hear the gospel. Japan is known as the Land of the Rising Sun, but we declare that Japan is going to be the Land of the Risen Son, Jesus.”
Sources:CBN News

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