In Japan, farmers cultivate square watermelons, so they can be conveniently stored and shipped. It sounds cracy, but maybe the idea of modification can have a positive spin. Just like the transformed watermelons, we can also allow ourselves to be shaped and moulded by God, fashioned into something extraordinarily beautiful.
The Invisible Mom
Indulging in my own personal pity party made me miss life's little joys.
By Diane StarkDiane Stark disliked feeling unappreciated by her children--until she realized that she had been doing the exact same thing to God all day.
I hope you sense my invitation to lean into this journey of reconciliation, opening our hearts to new experiences, a new language and, at times, uncomfortable honesty.
Salvationist Podcast: The Future of Officer Training in Canada and Bermuda
Major Deana Zelinsky and Dr. Michael Boyce give us all the details on what's new at CFOT.
On this episode of the podcast, Major Deana Zelinsky, training principal, and Dr. Michael Boyce, Director of Program Implementation, give us all the details on what's new at CFOT.
Salvation Army Media Wins 22 Awards
Canadian Christian Communicators Association recognizes Army publications and digital media.
On May 26, The Salvation Army’s territorial magazines, website and digital media won 22 awards from the Canadian Christian Communicators Association.
Relentless Hope
Every day across this territory, we see evidence that God is at work.
by Lt-Colonel Fred WatersI believe that an awakening is happening in the lives of the people who say, “I am a Salvationist.”
Acting on Accessibility
New accessibility committee at Winnipeg’s Heritage Park Temple helps meet unique human needs.
by Abbigail OliverA new accessibility committee at Heritage Park Temple in Winnipeg helps create a welcoming environment for all people.
22nd General of The Salvation Army Elected
High Council selects General-Elect, Commissioner Lyndon Buckingham to lead Salvation Army.
May God bless the General-Elect and The Salvation Army!
Salvation Army Provides Relief to First Nations Communities Affected by Wildfires
Salvation Army mobile canteens are a familiar site on the front lines.
by Linda Leigh“We will be here as long as needed," says local emergency disaster services director.
Salvation Army Leaders Visit Ottawa for Week at Parliament
Weeklong event fostered relationships with government partners.
by Abbigail OliverIn May, Salvation Army leaders visited Parliament Hill in Ottawa to connect and engage with government officials, and advocate on behalf of those the Army serves across Canada.