

A Fair Deal
Eight myths about gender equity in The Salvation Army—and the reality.
by Lt-Colonel Wanda Vincent FeaturesAlthough we are all equal in God’s eyes, the lived experienceof many women officers shows that the work of gender equityremains important. There is still much to be done as the Canadaand Bermuda Territory honours its commitment to equitableleadership development and opportunities for female and maleofficers to flourish. Let’s bust some myths to clarify why workingtoward gender equity is still necessary.
A Life of Justice
Colonel Wendy Swan on key issues for the Army today and what it means to be an informed advocate.
Interview by Kristin Ostensen FeaturesThough Colonel Wendy Swan is a Canadian officer, she is a true citizen of the world, having spent most of her officership in appointments around the globe.
Second Chances
Aux-Lieutenants Dianne and Eli Drodge thought the doors to Army ministry were closed forever. But almost 25 years later, God had other plans.
by Ken Ramstead FeaturesAux-Lieutenants Dianne and Eli Drodge thought the doors to Army ministry were closed forever. But almost 25 years later, God had other plans.
Good morning just noticed this on my tablet.My last name was Jones back then. I was raised with a Moulton family at the Fairbank Corps in Toronto west end on Vaughan Road. If I remember correctly their name were Reggie and Mable children Raymond and little Reggie . Not quite sure I am 82 now and live in sarnia Ontario.and still attend the Sarnia Corps. Just a little history Wishing you well May God continue to Bless you.