Territorial leaders reflect on the most pressing social issues these countries face, the Army’s relationship with the Catholic Church, and how God is at work and changing lives.

This April, Lillian “Lil” McLeod celebrated an impressive milestone as a Salvationist—96 years on the Salvation Army roll at Medicine Hat Community Church, Alta., and 80 years as a senior soldier.

Sally Hill shares highlights and spiritual lessons from her journey along the ancient pilgrim route.

The Salvation Army in Deer Lake, N.L., marked its 100th anniversary with a weekend celebration themed “Re:Connect,” aiming to connect the congregation and community. The event, held in May, blended worship, fellowship and outreach to embody the corps’ new commitment statement: “Connecting with God, connecting with each

Cross-Canada tour demonstrates "we're stronger together." 

“Every opportunity of telling our story and strengthening the mutual understanding between International Headquarters and the Canada and Bermuda Territory is welcomed and celebrated.” 

Salvation Army holiday camps helps participants develop social and outdoor skills.

Jazz up a second-hand mug using temporary tattoos, then fill it with your favourite tea, chocolate, etc.

“Hope is the reason why I came here,” Tareq Hadhad says. “I was looking for a place where I feel that I belong. Canada made it so easy for all of us to feel like we can belong to a new place, our adopted home. “Syria is my home by birth, but Canada is my home by choice.”

NEW & NOTABLE From the Curse to the Cross: How Jesus Saved a Muslim From the Curse by Rose Masih In From the Curse to the Cross: How Jesus Saved a Muslim Woman from the Curse, Rose Masih shares her powerful journey from a life cursed with fear and loneliness to one of freedom and salvation. Growing up as a Muslim woman, Masih was burdened by

Booth UC is a dynamic, thriving centre of educational excellence, ever striving to better serve The Salvation Army.

This summer, join me in sacrificing a little of yourself, your home and your cleanliness to reclaim childhood.

Our prayer for reconciliation as National Indigenous History Month comes to a close.

Dance, learn and grow with us at this year’s Celebration of Culture.

This National Indigenous History Month and beyond, will you walk the reconciliation path with us? Healing happens when we walk together.