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Symposium Delegates Combine Discussion with Recreation
October 12, 2010 by Lt-Colonel Richard Munn Leave a Comment
The mid-point of the five-day International Theology and Ethics Symposium being held at Sunbury Court near London, contained doctrinal discourse, recreation and aesthetic expression. (Click here to read the report from the first two days.) Day 3 Following morning prayers Colonel Johnny Kleman, from Sweden, spoke on the subject 'Relational Holiness "In Community" – Gathered in Community' … [Read more...]
International Theology and Ethics Symposium begins in Sunbury Court, Sunbury on Thames, England
October 8, 2010 by Lt-Colonel Richard Munn 2 Comments
The anticipation was palpable as 49 officer and soldier delegates from 26 territories gathered in the historic mansion of Sunbury Court, Sunbury on Thames, England, for the commencement of the International Theology and Ethics Symposium, a truly global gathering of Salvation Army theological thinkers and ethicists. This is the third in a series of such symposia, commencing in Winnipeg, Canada, … [Read more...]
The greatest gift we can give to others is to love them for who they are
September 28, 2010 by Commissioner William W. Francis Leave a Comment
Three Cups of Tea has been a bestseller since its release in 2007. The book chronicles how mountain climber and author Greg Mortenson, having been rescued by Himalayan villagers after failing to climb K2 mountain in Pakistan, worked to build schools that have since educated a generation. The government of Pakistan conferred on him the Sitara-e-Pakistan, the country’s highest civilian award. … [Read more...]
Salvationists challenged to unite in prayer for the Canada and Bermuda Territory
September 2, 2010 by Commissioner William W. Francis Leave a Comment
For many of us, September is viewed as a new beginning. After a season of summer activities, we prepare to resume our regular schedules at work, school and church. Some of us may even commence new challenges and responsibilities. We come to this season with renewed energy to face whatever lies ahead, wherever God has placed us. As a territory, we have recently experienced the power of unity of … [Read more...]
The Salvation Army Enlists Crossroads for Kids’ Learning Series
August 31, 2010 1 Comment
Crossroads Christian Communications Inc. (CCCI) and Crossroads Television System (CTS) are ready, willing, and qualified to serve The Salvation Army as preferred producers of a brand new, state of the art, interactive and media-driven children's curriculum entitled "Ready To Serve." The Salvation Army in Canada entered into an agreement earlier this summer with Crossroads and are pleased to … [Read more...]
God sends interruptions not to annoy us, but to enrich our lives and to build character
July 6, 2010 by Commissioner William W. Francis 1 Comment
Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s poem Kubla Khan takes its title from the Mongol and Chinese emperor Kublai Khan of the Yuan dynasty. The story behind the tale is as fascinating as the poem. In 1797, Coleridge lived briefly at a farmhouse near Exmore, England. One night he had a dream that inspired him to begin writing a poem the following morning. After a few hours of writing, a knock came at his … [Read more...]
General and Commissioner Clifton lead the Atlantic Congress and Commissioning weekend in St. John’s
June 20, 2010 by John McAlister 10 Comments
General Shaw Clifton (pictured above) proudly waved The Salvation Army flag as Salvationists from Canada and Bermuda sang the Founder's Song, O Boundless Salvation, at the close of the Atlantic Congress and Commissioning weekend. Held in St. John's, the congress was hosted by the Newfoundland and Labrador, Maritime and Bermuda Divisions, with the theme Destiny. General Shaw Clifton and … [Read more...]
Booth College’s 2010 graduating class challenged by vital Christian faith, rigorous learning and active service
May 12, 2010 2 Comments
To a rousing rendition of I’ll Go in the Strength of the Lord, the 28th graduating class of Booth College filed out of Winnipeg’s Knox United Church after a weekend filled with celebrations and words of challenge. A total of 71 students were recognized for their achievements as certificates and degrees were awarded during the graduation ceremony. Valedictorian Sharon Welty, who received a … [Read more...]
Motherhood is mysterious, magical and miraculous
May 6, 2010 by Commissioner Marilyn D. Francis 2 Comments
On May 9 we take time to celebrate our mothers and acknowledge the important role they’ve played in our upbringing. But Mother’s Day also offers every mother the opportunity to reflect on the blessings of having been entrusted with the care of her child. Just like Mary, the mother of our Lord Jesus Christ, we should take time to ponder these things in the heart. Being a mother is a gift. … [Read more...]
Effective spiritual leaders have the ability to persuade and motivate others
April 16, 2010 by Commissioner William W. Francis 1 Comment
Leadership is essentially influence. It is the ability of one person to persuade and motivate others. A leader can lead only as far as he or she can influence. Of all the biblical examples of influential, spiritual leadership, Peter stands out as a natural leader. His leadership was spontaneous and unquestioned. What Peter did, the others did. Where Peter went, the others went. When Peter said, … [Read more...]
When the program launched, approximately 20 mothers and children came to the games night, which happens every Friday. Now, nearly 60 people attend each week.
Booth UC grants 61 certificates and degrees to students
May 6-12 is Emergency Preparedness Week, a national effort of Public Safety Canada in partnership with The Salvation Army and other emergency management organizations
Monthly dinner program reaches out to low-income individuals and families
