Rising From the Ashes
Even in the tragic loss of Notre Dame Cathedral, we can find a glimmer of hope.
by Captain Laura Van Schaick
The fire in Notre Dame united us all, even if just for a moment. Could the church unite us again?
Spider-Man can't avoid his mission—and neither can we.
Salvation Army Releases Positional Statement on Sexism
Army affirms equality of men and women, commits to equitable treatment.
by Geoff MoultonStatement affirms Army's opposition to sexism and any view that subordinates women to men, or men to women.
High Hopes
It’s our promise to the public and a core value, but what does it mean to “give hope today”?
by Major Ray Harris
Christian hope is grounded in the person of Jesus Christ.
“God has used the situation we once found ourselves in to open doors so we can relate to the people we serve on a very personal level.”
Carl Fader thought church was a waste of time until a friend challenged him to attend a service.
Lifesaver
David owes The Salvation Army his life. Now, he is learning to support others.
by Caroline Franks
After his release from jail, David started over with help from The Salvation Army.
Messengers of the Kingdom Session Summer Assignments 2019
Salvation Army cadets prepare for hands-on experience in summer assignments.
Please remember in prayer the Messengers of the Kingdom as they take up their summer assignments.
B.C. Congress and Commissioning 2019 Concludes in Vancouver
Salvationists return to their home corps revitalized for mission and ministry.
by Pamela Richardson
Holiness meeting features the enrolment of 41 junior and senior soldiers by the General.
Messengers of Compassion Ordained and Commissioned in Vancouver
Thirteen cadets join the ranks of officership during second day of British Columbia congress.
by Pamela Richardson
General Brian Peddle encourages new lieutenants, along with Salvationists, to be battle-ready believers.
