International Headquarters (IHQ) is encouraging Salvationists, employees, volunteers and friends around the world to do a “new thing” and share the Easter message in a creative and engaging way using the arts.
From a refugee camp to Salvation Army sponsorship to shaping the future. by Emmanuel K. UreyFeature
"Nelson Mandela said, 'Education is the most powerful weapon that you can use to change the world.' I have seen first-hand the impact of this in my life."
All 7,600 locations have been turned into warming centres. International News
The Salvation Army is meeting the needs of individuals and families affected by freezing temperatures, heavy snowfall and resultant power outages across parts of the United States.
The mission of The Salvation Army in the happiest country in the world. Feature
Consistently ranked by the United Nations as “the happiest country in the world,” Finland is a place of opportunity for The Salvation Army. Canadian officers Majors Hannu and Gerry Lindholm are serving in the Finland and Estonia Territory as territorial corps property secretary and training college principal, respectively. Features editor Giselle Randall spoke with them about cultural differences, learning a new language and the Finnish spirit.
Planning a wedding in a pandemic. by Brianne Zelinsky-CarewFaith & Friends
For Brianne Zelinsky and Michael Carew, the COVID-19 challenge put love into action and gave them real perspective of what marriage would look like. They came to fully understand and accept the significance behind saying “I do” and committing a life together.
Celebrating Black History Month in Canada. by Edi Matondo and Buhle DlaminiWeb Exclusive
In December 1995, Dr. Jean Augustine (the first African-Canadian woman elected to the House of Commons) led the motion for Canada to officially recognize February as Black History Month. Today, Black History Month provides the opportunity to recognize and celebrate contributions of Black Canadians of the past and present.
She may be retired, but Major Lillian Pelley continues to serve God and others. Feature
Major Lillian Pelley shares her thoughts on the important role of the corps officer, why she continues to serve after retirement and some of her fondest memories of ministry.