In the Drink
The Ontario government is changing the Liquor License Act—but who are these changes good for?
by James Read
A Salvationist response to the "liberalizing" of rules around alcohol consumption.
Notes from a visit to the resilient Turkana County, Kenya.
The Sound of Music
Thanks to The Salvation Army's Canadian Staff Band, a couple turned to God
by David and Diane Shatto
To atheists and agnostics I’d say: “You’re missing something that affects your soul. If you realize that all is not well in your soul, look to Jesus. A relationship with Him can make you well.”
For eight retired Salvation Army officers, retired does not mean inactive, as their ministry continues in the corps and community.
The Salvation Army’s moms-and-tots camp gives mothers and children a needed break.
New William Booth Biography Published
Two-volume biography examines the life and legacy of Salvation Army Founder.
by IHQ Communications
New book the fruit of almost 10 years of meticulous research, writing and editing.
Words of Life Welcomes New Writer
New issue of Words of Life offers the promise of peace and presence.
by Geoff Moulton
Major Christine Clement begins ministry as author of The Salvation Army’s daily reading series.
The story of the Prodigal Son's journey home.
From Music Camp to Boot Camp
Sheldon Fox II shares his journey from junior soldier to colour sergeant.
by Pamela Richardson
A Salvationist and a soldier in the Royal Bermuda Regiment, Sheldon Fox II puts servant leadership first.
From Dreams to Realities
Salvation Army assists 30 refugee families in finding a new home in Canada.
by June Li
When 30 families from Nigeria and Ethiopia arrived in Toronto last summer, The Salvation Army welcomed them with open arms at the Peel Family Shelter in Mississauga, Ont.
