The Salvation Army's community response vehicles are serving 2,000 meals a day to first responders battling wildfires in Fort McMurray, Alta. In addition to distributing food, water and hygiene kits, we are also providing emotional and spiritual care—a listening ear—to those tasked with combating the fire and ensuring public safety.
A Salvationist helps unload a new delivery of supplies from a military helicopter.
The Salvation Army is also supporting evacuees who have relocated to other areas of the province. Our community and social service programs are distributing food, clothing and other items to help people with immediate and pressing needs. The Salvation Army is available to help based on people's needs and our capacity to serve.
Our thrift stores in Alberta are giving out five sets of clothing to people from Fort McMurray. If people from Fort McMurray are in need of clothing, they can turn to The Salvation Army for help and need only provide their Red Cross registration number. We are also providing practical assistance such as food and hygiene kits.
We are currently requesting donations of clothing at our thrift stores in Edmonton, Red Deer and Calgary only. This is to replenish supplies given to Fort McMurray evacuees.
The public can also help with relief efforts through monetary donations. Donations can be made at SalvationArmy.ca/albertafires or by calling 1-800-SAL-ARMY. A $10 donation can be made by texting FORTMAC to 45678.
Lt. Peter Kim, corps officer at Lethbridge Community Church, helps make a meal for first responders in Fort McMurray, Alta. Our mobile team is serving an additional 135 meals to those in the area.
The Salvation Army is committed to supporting the evacuees as best we can. Salvation Army personnel are available to provide practical assistance, such as food and clothing, or emotional and spiritual care.
The Salvation Army has operated community and social programs in Fort McMurray since 1979 and will continue to be an active presence in this city.
The Jesus Our Compass tour continued in the British Columbia Division this week as Salvationists converged on Cariboo Hill Temple, Burnaby, for Sunday worship with our international leaders, General Lyndon Buckingham and Commissioner Bronwyn Buckingham. The Holy Spirit’s presence was felt as many gathered at the mercy seat for prayer following
It was a rousing start to the Jesus Our Compass International Leaders’ Tour with General Lyndon Buckingham and Commissioner Bronwyn Buckingham, who visited St. John’s, N.L., this past weekend. The moving of God’s Spirit was evident on Sunday morning as 500 Salvationists packed the Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland for worship. Lt-Colonels
General Lyndon Buckingham and Commissioner Bronwyn Buckingham received a warm western welcome in the Prairies and Northern Territories Division, as they continue their Jesus Our Compass tour across Canada. Their first stop in the division was in Calgary, where Glenmore Temple hosted a Salvationist Rally marked by enthusiastic worship and praise,
A Salvationist helps unload a new delivery of supplies from a military helicopter.
Our thrift stores in Alberta are giving out five sets of clothing to people from Fort McMurray. If people from Fort McMurray are in need of clothing, they can turn to The Salvation Army for help and need only provide their Red Cross registration number. We are also providing practical assistance such as food and hygiene kits.
Lt. Peter Kim, corps officer at Lethbridge Community Church, helps make a meal for first responders in Fort McMurray, Alta. Our mobile team is serving an additional 135 meals to those in the area.
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