“Yet, the women of Afghanistan are hopeful, seeking life and salvation. We, women, are the strong arms of society. We are the bearers and nurturers of humanity. We are women..."
Impossible Choices
When paying rent means skipping meals, The Salvation Army steps in.
by Ken RamsteadThe Salvation Army is working to reduce poverty through programs that help them overcome barriers to employment and stable housing.
Clay In His Hands
Major James Anderson knows that The Salvation Army is the only church for him—because it brought him to God.
by Ken Ramstead“I’ve never wanted to be anywhere else but the Army, because it’s through the Army that I met God,” says Major James Anderson.
In Kingston, Ont., a new program by The Salvation Army’s Freedom Ministries is offering a second chance to seniors exiting the criminal justice system. Assisting Seniors After Prison (ASAP) addresses the unique barriers that make successful re-entry into society particularly difficult for seniors, a largely underserviced group. According to
A Gift of Clean Water
How The Salvation Army is transforming lives in Myanmar and Zambia.
by Kyle MangioAs we mark World Water Day on March 22, we invite you to join us in creating ripples of hope. Your support through Gifts of Hope can fund projects such as these, bringing clean water and brighter futures to those in need. A new water tank for a children’s home. A hygienic bathroom for a community school. The gift of clean water means health, safety and the opportunity to thrive.
Apple of His Eye
This Easter, Snow White is a reminder that one day, our Prince will come.
By Diane StarkSnow White is a live-action reimagining of Walt Disney’s 1937 animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Who Is This Man?
The religious leaders saw a blasphemer. The broken saw a healer. The Roman soldier saw the Son of God.
by Commissioner Lee GravesLent is a season of reflection and meditation, as we consider this question: Who is Jesus?
Salvationist Podcast: Musicals, Monologues and More!
How Salvationists are continuing—and reinventing—drama in the Army today.
Drama, in its various forms, has been a part of Salvation Army ministry since the beginning. So, what did the Founders and Salvationists since then understand about the power of this art form that has kept it alive in the Army for more than 150 years?
The Book Lady
Alison sees volunteering with The Salvation Army as retirement with a purpose.
By Juan RomeroFor nearly three years, Alison has been a familiar face at the thrift store, volunteering three times a week. Her main role consists of taking care of the book donations. For this reason, she is affectionately known as the “Book Lady” by fellow staff members and customers.
Ian Pollard is the divisional emergency disaster services (EDS) director in the British Columbia Division. He attends Cascade Community Church in Abbotsford, B.C.
