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1 days ago

The Salvation Army's Christmas Kettle is a Symbol of Hope for Those in Need

Tricia March quickly discovered a welcoming community she was desperately lacking.

Thanks to The Salvation Army's Christmas Kettle campaign, people such as Tricia are given the support they need to start a new life.

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2 days ago

Ring, Christmas Bells

How The Salvation Army is keeping volunteers safe during COVID-19.

Feature

Here’s how The Salvation Army will keep bell-ringers—along with the customers and associates working at kettle locations—safe this year.

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3 days ago

Prayer Requested Following Deadly Attack in Sulawesi, Indonesia

An attack upon the Lewono Lembantongoa Outpost has claimed the lives of four members.

International News

"I call upon all Salvationists to pray for each person who has been affected, for the continuing witness of our people, and for healing in the communities," says General Brian Peddle following an attack on a Salvation Army outpost that claimed the lives of four members in Indonesia.

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6 days ago

Lost in Translation

These five Hebrew words give us insight into poverty.

by Dion Oxford Feature

Hebrew words for poverty show us why a one-size-fits-all approach doesn’t—and can’t—work.

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6 days ago

All Systems Go

Leaders must be creative and innovative.

by Paul Carew Opinion & Critical Thought

Leaders should be able to: demonstrate systems and critical thinking; encourage and support innovation; orient themselves strategically to the future; and champion and orchestrate change.

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1 week ago

Budding Musicians Praise Montreal Citadel’s Blast of Brass

It's a door of opportunity for the corps to reach the community.

by Leigha Vegh Feature

If you have a passion to grow musically, Montreal Citadel's Blast of Brass band is for you.

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1 week ago

Salvation Army Soup Kitchen Treats Everyone Like Family

For one worker, she's learned to love her neighbour.

by Paula Geister Faith & Friends

Paula Geister volunteered at a Salvation Army soup kitchen to help people, but she found out that the best thing God did for her as she served over the years was teach her how to better love her neighbour.

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1 week ago

The Fourth Wave

How is COVID-19 affecting those who are already marginalized?

by Major Karen Puddicombe Opinion & Critical Thought

The impact of COVID-19 on those who are already marginalized.

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1 week ago

No Hugs Allowed

Has a new class of untouchables been created?

by Captain Lynda Wakelin Opinion & Critical Thought Web Exclusive

The importance of healthy and appropriate touch.

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1 week ago

Why Do We Shy Away From Dissenting Voices?

By welcoming diverse opinions, we can make our churches, and lives, better.

by Darryn Oldford Opinion & Critical Thought

"I have a rather controversial opinion regarding church leadership, so prepare yourself," says Salvation Army senior soldier Darry Oldford.

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1 week ago

The Salvation Army's Community Orphan Project in Mozambique Supports Vulnerable Children

As Mother Teresa once said, "Together we can do something wonderful."

by Lt-Colonel Brenda Murray Feature

The Salvation Army's COAL project in Mozambique shows how your donation is the gift that keeps on giving.

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2 weeks ago

Let’s Talk

A new resource will help Salvationists engage difficult topics in ways that bring us together.

by Aimee Patterson Feature

New resource available to help Salvationists have difficult conversations.

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2 weeks ago

Wonder Women

Four young women were worth their weight in gold to the Army's North Toronto Community Church.

by Linda Dixon Faith & Friends

Four summer placement students contributed in ways that not only benefited The Salvation Army's North Toronto Community Church but the wider community that the church serves as well.

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2 weeks ago

Salvation Army Launches 130th Annual Christmas Kettle Campaign

This year sees dramatic and unprecedented increase in need during COVID-19.

Territorial News

The Salvation Army’s Christmas Kettle Campaign is the largest public fundraiser of the year, supporting 1.9 million vulnerable people in 400 communities across Canada.

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2 weeks ago

Salvation Army Kettle Volunteer Celebrates Four Years

For John Reid, bell-ringing is a chance to give back.

by Leigha Vegh Feature

As The Salvation Army in Mississauga, Ont., prepares to launch its 2020 Christmas Kettle Campaign on Saturday, November 20, bell-ringer volunteer John Reid "wouldn't miss it for anything, not even a pandemic."

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2 weeks ago

Taking the Temperature

The impact of COVID-19 on children’s mental health.

by Captain Bhreagh Rowe Opinion & Critical Thought

We talk a lot about the long-term health and economic consequences of the lockdown, but there has been little conversation about the effects on children.

2 Comments Filed Under: Opinion & Critical Thought

3 weeks ago

Nursing a Faith

For Cadet Jenelle Durdle, officership, like nursing and teaching, is a calling.

by Kimberly McIntyre Feature

Salvation Army Cadet Jenelle Durdle's career as a nurse and teaching in health care prepared her for acceptance at the College for Officer Training in September 2019.

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