Salvation Army camping programs provide thousands of children each year with an opportunity to learn more about themselves and the world around them, enjoy nature, participate in sports, make new friends, learn new skills and have fun in a healthy, safe and caring Christian environment. Salvation Army camping programs, both regional and local, result in positive long-term relationships with other campers who live often in the same community and make children and parents aware of facilities available to them even in their own community. Salvation Army camping focuses on the children who attend and ensures a strong investment and follow-up in campers.
Walking Gently Together
Tracy Desjarlais, Indigenous liaison, shares the importance of building bridges between the Army and First Nations.
Features“A handshake goes a long way,” says Tracy Desjarlais (Piapot First Nation of Saskatchewan), Indigenous liaison for public affairs and emergency disaster services (EDS) for the Canada and Bermuda Territory. “And to build trust within the nations, it’s important for us to be present.” As part of The Salvation Army’s commitment to establishing this
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Growing in Community
Finding friendship and belonging in The Salvation Army.
by Colonel Margaret McLeod Opinion & Critical ThoughtLast fall, I visited Glace Bay, N.S., where The Salvation Army serves a homestyle meal for lunch every week, and met Robert. Stepping into any new situation for the first time can be difficult, but Robert embraced the challenge. He arrived one Thursday and found a warm welcome to a new community—a place of acceptance, a place where he was
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Partners in Mission 2026: Costa Rica | Santa Cruz Children's Centre
Costa Rica Children’s Centre provides a safe environment for children to learn and grow.
VideosIn Costa Rica, the Children’s Centre provides a safe, loving, and enriching environment where children learn, grow, and experience the joy of being part of a caring community. Parents describe the center as a place of security and support, knowing their children are cared for with respect and compassion. For many, coming to the center is a
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