Centuries before modern science became interested in laughter as therapy for mental and physical health, the Bible had already said the same thing: Laughter is the best medicine.

Last December, The Salvation Army in Maple Ridge, B.C., transformed their administrative offices into a Christmas Village, with trees, lights and even striped awnings, to recreate the feel of an outdoor market in a town square.

How an unexpected Christmas gift changed Jack's life -- and the lives of those around him.

Every Thursday evening, families come together for Thursday Night Church, a program where children, from 5 to 17, participate in a variety of music ministries and share a meal together. 

Dramatic shortfall in fundraising jeopardizes Army’s ability to provide essential programs and services.

I want to be an 80-year-old “brigadier” sitting across the table from a new officer, reminiscing about the “glory days” and offering them proven advice because I have three kids who love Jesus and love The Salvation Army. 

“We’re called to be servants,” says Dean. “God has no hands or feet but ours.”

Laurie Boschman testifies to the peace of God and His goodness throughout his roller-coaster ride of a career.

Convert a thrifted wooden board or scrap piece of wood into a beautiful serving tray in just a few easy steps.

When Aux-Captain Florence Yau came to Canada from Hong Kong as a teenager, she never thought that she would end up as an officer of The Salvation Army. Now, she and her husband, Aux-Captain Steve Yau, are corps officers at Richmond Community Church, B.C. “We love the work that we do,” says Aux-Captain Florence Yau, who believes that