At this time of year, our thoughts often go to The Salvation Army around the world, as we participate in the Self-Denial Appeal.

"Singing is all I’ve ever known," says Christian singer-songwriter Jonathan Butler.

Why don’t we talk about the things we don’t talk about? That sentence might sound funny, but there’s nothing funny about the silence of Christ-followers when it comes to certain areas of faith.

Major Jennifer Hale discusses a new campaign to recruit candidates and her own experiences as a candidate.

With the support of The Salvation Army, a Vietnamese family builds a new life in Canada.

Since 2015, Athens’ red light district has seen an influx of immigration tied to the refugee crisis. The Salvation Army is meeting the needs of women who are being sexually exploited and victims of sex trafficking through the Green Light Project.

"My work here is my passion," says Alvin Chong, head chef at The Salvation Army's Belkin House.

Dr. Aimee Patterson, a Christian ethics consultant at The Salvation Army Ethics Centre in Winnipeg, recently gave an interview to Faith Today about sexual ethics in the church and the #MeToo campaign.

In 2016, General André Cox launched the Accountability Movement, calling Salvationists around the world to “learn afresh the gospel values of integrity, servanthood and transparency.” In this interview, Commissioner Susan McMillan, territorial commander, and Colonel Lee Graves, chief secretary, explore how the Canada and Bermuda Territory is responding.

This past off-season, Houston and their NBA team scored huge when Chris Paul was traded to the Rockets in June.