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.
Turning Pain Into Hope
To fight modern slavery and human trafficking, survivors must lead the way.
by Malaika Oringo FeaturesMeaningful inclusion goes beyond participation. It’s about creating spaces where survivors can contribute, shape direction and be trusted as partners in the mission.
Building a Future
The Salvation Army’s Transformation Supportive Housing helps residents gain control of their lives.
By Juan Romero Faith & FriendsAfter living with a family member for several years, he faced unfair treatment. Internal conflicts grew until one day Mike reached his limit, and a life-changing altercation left him without a place to stay. Eventually, Mike connected with The Salvation Army’s Journey to Life Centre in Thunder Bay, Ont., where he began his path to stability. “I feel a lot better now. I feel like I’ve improved here. I feel safe here at The Salvation Army,” he shares.
The Honest Cobbler
One shoemaker’s compassion has helped thousands of people stand on their own two feet—with proper footwear.
By Janice Keats Faith & FriendsWhat vstarted out as an attempt to mend a pair of boots has turned into a labour of love that has benefited thousands.
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Bless you and Wavey in your ministry daily with those precious souls!
Colleen
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