NEW & NOTABLE Who Am I to Change the World?: From a Comfortable Couch to a Courageous Calling BY MAJOR PETER BROOKSHAW “If you want to change the world, you have to get off the couch,” says Major Peter Brookshaw, corps officer at Morley Salvos, Perth, in the Australia Territory. In his new book, Who Am I to Change the World?:

If Jeanette Levellie had only remembered the secret to freedom from worry that she’d discovered years ago—the many times in her past God has shown how much bigger He is than, well, anything—she could have saved myself weeks of whining. 

In Williams Lake, B.C., The Salvation Army runs several food programs and a drop-in centre, and offers spiritual care through a prayer room.

More than 60 delegates from across the Canada and Bermuda Territory came together for the 2024 Explore Your Call weekend in Richmond Hill, Ont., in October, motivated to learn about the call to ministry in The Salvation Army. From their initial welcome on Friday evening to the closing Sunday morning worship service, attendees were given the

The impact of written words—inspired by God—upon people’s lives, to strengthen and encourage them, is miraculous. But we all don’t have to write novels, magazine articles or even a daily devotional book to do that. Yet we all can write!

When Hannah and Peter Chaulk signed up to become officer candidates for The Salvation Army, they weren’t just following a career path—they were following a call from God. “That’s what we’re called to do,” Hannah says. “Hopefully through showing our love for others, they can come to know Christ.”

“The donations we secure don’t just send kids to camp—they create memories and opportunities that can change lives.”

The Salvation Army in Canada and Bermuda is partnering with the Zambia Territory to prevent early marriages by supporting girls to stay in school

On September 28, Booth University College celebrated the grand opening and dedication of its two campuses, both located in downtown Winnipeg. There was joy and the sound of music in the air as the Heritage Park Temple band, led by Bandmaster Jim Moulton, accompanied the event. The service opened with prayer and then a land acknowledgment by

The Salvation Army’s Strawberry Field in Liverpool, England, unveiled a rare, limited-edition 12-inch vinyl acetate of John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band’s seminal hit record, Give Peace a Chance and Remember Love, in honour of its 55th anniversary this past July.