Last month, the editorial team visited The Salvation Army's Maxwell Meighen Centre, a men's hostel and rehabilitative treatment facility located in downtown Toronto. While there, we interviewed the chaplain, Major Phillip Birt, and three clients. Click on the video below to hear their remarkable stories of transformation.
Open Hands, Open Hearts
In Costa Rica and Panama, The Salvation Army nurtures hope where it’s needed most.
BY LT-COLONEL BRENDA MURRAY AND MARK YAN FeaturesThe Salvation Army’s ministry in the Latin America North Territory—spanning 10 Spanish-speaking countries—is a vibrant expression of faith, culture and compassion. This photo essay focuses on Costa Rica and Panama, where God’s love is lived out in classrooms, corps halls, seniors’ homes, migrant shelters and a training college.
Living History: A Firm Foundation
The Heritage Centre’s trowel collection commemorates some of The Salvation Army’s most significant buildings.
FeaturesLiving History is an ongoing series showcasing just a small assortment of the more than 350,000 items housed at The Salvation Army Heritage Centre in Toronto. This month, we spotlight four trowels in the centre’s collection.
Best of 2025: Editorial Staff Picks
Looking for something to read or listen to over the holidays? Check out these favourites.
NewsLooking back on all that was published in Salvationist, Faith & Friends and Salvationist.ca this past year, here are the editorial team's favourite articles and podcast episodes for 2025.
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Bless you and Wavey in your ministry daily with those precious souls!
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