Each year, the month of February is designated in our territory as Call and Commitment Month, where we create space for individuals to discern and explore God’s call on their lives.

When was the last time you shared a story about someone coming to Christ or beating an addiction with God’s help? Surely those stories are out there. They just aren’t as readily available as all the negative news

In the wake of the pandemic, loneliness is on the rise. According to Statistics Canada, one in five Canadians reported experiencing loneliness during pandemic years, and seniors were disproportionately affected. To address this growing divide, Toronto’s Agincourt Temple Community Church has introduced Generations Create, an intergenerational

A song by a Canadian Salvationist is offering hope to a congregation at a Harbor Light corps in Chicago.

Brian Bird, co-creator and executive producer of the top-rated Hallmark Channel series When Calls the Heart, has written and/or produced nearly three dozen films, including The Heart of Man and The Case for Christ, and close to 400 episodes of television, working on shows such as When Hope Calls, Step-by-Step and Evening Shade. He’s currently developing five new feature films. He also worked on Touched by an Angel.

Greg Kyllo shares his personal story, his professional insights into sobriety and an encouraging message for those who might be struggling.

The Canada and Bermuda Territory’s ministry placement program gives Salvationists an opportunity to discern God’s calling on their lives. This year’s cohort consists of four individuals, serving in the Prairies and Northern Territories, Ontario and Atlantic divisions.

Each year, the month of February is designated in our territory as Call and Commitment Month, where we create space for individuals to discern and explore God’s call on their lives. It is a time to reflect, pray, encourage others and journey together as we listen with open hearts to His voice. This year’s theme is Harvest Hands, anchored in Matthew 9:35-38.

Founded 20 years ago by pastors and students to serve the needs of newcomers in the area, Winnipeg’s English Café offers informal and conversational English programs. The café is a welcoming destination for anyone who wants to improve their English, be they recent immigrants or anyone who has been in Canada longer and is looking to strengthen their skills. 

A survivor of human trafficking shares how she overcame trafficking and is helping others do the same.