More than ever before, vulnerable young parent families and pregnant youth are in need of support during the COVID-19 pandemic. This is where the Salvation Army's Bethany Hope Centre in Ottawa comes in, covering all the bases from child to parent.

Food insecurity affects one in 10 households in Alberta, and one in eight across Canada – and that was before the pandemic. The only food bank in Grande Prairie, run by the Salvation Army, is there to help.

The Salvation Army will participate in an online ecumenical Pentecost prayer service, hosted by the Canadian Council of Churches, on May 30 at 3 p.m. (EDT).

Welcome to our second episode of the Salvationist COVID-19 Response Podcast, a series where we talk about how The Salvation Army is responding to the COVID-19 crisis. This episode we had the privilege of interviewing Major Terence Hale, Territorial Youth Secretary for The Salvation Army. He’s an experienced officer with a demonstrated

Salvation Army senior soldier Geraldine Lambert has served in the Army in a variety of capacities. But what's constant is a life dedicated to trusting in God. "I rely on him every day," she says.

It’s important for Canadians to realize that Indigenous children are heavily represented in the child welfare system due to years of colonization, residential schools and the Sixties Scoop. This trauma will continue into future generations unless people are willing to learn the stories of colonization, which has and continues to threaten Indigenous communities.

A generous donation from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada in partnership with Igloo Food Equipment is allowing the Salvation Army to bring fresh food to the most vulnerable during COVID-19.

There is no situation or circumstance that we can't face alone. Allow the arrival of
worry to trigger an acknowledgment of our own inadequacy and our need to turn it over to God.

"When I think back to that first week of lockdown when we were shocked and sought God, I can now see how God has opened doors that we didn’t even expect could be opened!" says Lieutenant Julia Krasova, reminiscing on her journey navigating the COVID-19 pandemic.

For Salvation Army senior soldier Darryn Oldford, how we choose to respond to others reflects our own character. How can we not cause offence? Err on the side of compassion, he says.

Welcome to our first episode of the Salvationist COVID-19 Response Podcast, a series where we talk about how The Salvation Army is responding to the COVID-19 crisis. This episode we had the privilege of interviewing the Territorial Secretary for Communications, Lt-Colonel John Murray. Lt-Colonel John gave us a comprehensive overview of how the

The Salvation Army’s soup van in Thunder Bay, Ont., is the city’s only mobile feeding program and their community needs them now more than ever.

Willowbuds is a mom-and-tots program of The Willows, a Salvation Army church in Langley, B.C.

When Debbie Nelson underwent brain surgery, her unborn child's life hung in the balance. Even now in the Salvation Army church that he attends, 11-year-old Hayden is still referred by members of the congregation as the "miracle child."