Salvation Army camping programs provide thousands of children each year with an opportunity to learn more about themselves and the world around them, enjoy nature, participate in sports, make new friends, learn new skills and have fun in a healthy, safe and caring Christian environment. Salvation Army camping programs, both regional and local, result in positive long-term relationships with other … [Read more...]
Video: Salvation Army Summer Camps
Making a difference in the lives of children
July 20, 2009 1 Comment
Audio: Combating Human Sexual Trafficking
Salvationist.ca Podcast Episode #5
May 20, 2009 Interview with Dianna Bussey Leave a Comment
Human Sexual Trafficking is a form of slavery. It happens when human beings are sold and bought for the purposes of sexual exploitation. The Salvation Army is passionate about ending Human Sexual Trafficking and ensuring that the human rights of trafficked persons are respected. In 2004, The Salvation Army identified Human Sexual Trafficking as an international priority. Since then, the Canada and … [Read more...]
Video: Correctional and Justice Services
The Salvation Army continues to seek new and productive initiatives to improve the effectiveness of the criminal justice system and respond to people in need
May 19, 2009 1 Comment
Chances are you know someone who has fallen on the wrong side of the law. Since 1883, The Salvation Army in Canada has been a leader and innovator in the provision of programs and services that meet the needs of individuals involved in the Canadian criminal justice system. From the court room to the prison cell to the community at large, The Salvation Army takes a four-pillar approach to … [Read more...]
Video: The Truth Isn’t Sexy─Human Trafficking
The Salvation Army recognizes human trafficking as a significant issue in Canada and around the world
May 6, 2009 Leave a Comment
Human Sexual Trafficking is a form of slavery. It happens when human beings are sold and bought for the purposes of sexual exploitation. It includes people (mostly women and girls) being recruited, transported, transferred, harboured or received. These actions are accomplished by means of force, the threat of force, or other forms of coercion. It is always involuntary because even when consent is … [Read more...]
Audio: Glen Soderholm’s Holy Week Reflections
Salvationist.ca Podcast Episode #4
April 6, 2009 Leave a Comment
Glen Soderholm is a professional musician, singer, songwriter, worship leader and teacher who has recently been hired by Tyndale College as an adjunct lecturer. He is the founder of "Moveable Feast Ministries," which specializes in providing worship resources and support to worship leaders of every denomination. Glen Soderholm has participated in a number of Salvation Army retreats and services. … [Read more...]
Audio: Young Adult Retention Project
Salvationist.ca Podcast Episode #3
March 27, 2009 Interview with James Pedlar 5 Comments
Over the past two decades, The Salvation Army in Canada and Bermuda has experienced a significant decline in membership, Sunday attendance and participation in church programs. Of those who have left the Salvation Army, many are young people. In an effort to try to understand this situation, the corps ministries department has undertaken the Territorial Young Adult Retention Project. James Pedlar … [Read more...]
Video: Women Helping Women Through Partners in Mission
The Salvation Army in Canada and Bermuda has a global focus
March 27, 2009 Leave a Comment
Women's Ministries in the Canada and Bermuda Territory raise money and sponsor a number of international projects annually. As Partners in Mission, Salvationists are encouraged to support The Salvation Army's work in Mexico, Tanzania, Liberia, Germany, Spain, Hong Kong and Macau, and Singapore, Malaysia and Myanmar. Click here for more information on Partners in Mission. … [Read more...]
Video: Salvation Army Says “Go Green, Recycle Now”
The Salvation Army accepts responsibility for the environment by actively taking steps to regenerate and conserve God’s creation
March 27, 2009 Leave a Comment
In 1908, salvage work and the beginning of the retail store program commenced in Toronto. There are currently more than 300 thrift stores across the country offering excellent value at an affordable price. Proceeds are channeled back into the services and program that assist more than 1.5 million people each year. With a continued commitment to environmental responsibility, recent annual totals … [Read more...]
Audio: The Salvation Army’s Work in Tanzania
Salvationist.ca Podcast Episode #2
February 24, 2009 Interview with Frederick Urembo Leave a Comment
Frederick Urembo is the Projects Officer for the Tanzania Territory. He speaks about the various programs operating in Tanzania through the support of the Canada and Bermuda Territory. As Tanzania is one of our seven partner territories, we have a significant connection to the work carried out in East Africa. … [Read more...]
Video: Partners in Mission Focus on Tanzania
Salvationists encouraged to support the international work of The Salvation Army
February 23, 2009 1 Comment
Partners in Mission is a Salvation Army fundraising campaign to support Canada and Bermuda's international partner territories. The 2009 campaign highlights Tanzania. This is one of several short videos produced for the campaign. … [Read more...]
