What do you think of when you hear the word “justice”? Fairness? Things being set right? Things as they’re meant to be?

Salvationist Podcast: 2021 Wesley Studies Symposium
Season 3, Episode 5: Dr. Joel Thiessen and Dr. James Pedlar

On April 7, The Salvation Army’s territorial magazines, website and digital media won 14 awards from the Canadian Christian Communicators Association (formerly Canadian Church Press) in a virtual ceremony.

We will continue to monitor the implementation of this legislation and work with governments and our caregivers to navigate any impact this legislation may have and to find ways support the delivery of holistic services to people experiencing severe illness and disease, including palliative care at the end of life.

The spiritual landscape of France and Belgium is incredibly diverse, with a mixture of cultures, languages and religions. The opportunities for ministry are incroyables and the work of The Salvation Army is desperately needed.

A famed trial attorney stacks up the evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus.  The conclusion he arrived at will surprise you.

Lt-Colonel (Dr.) Susan van Duinen appointed as president and vice-chancellor of Booth University College as of June 14.

How do we navigate Easter in a time of COVID-19 restrictions? With hope because of God's love, reminds Commissioner Floyd Tidd.

On that first Easter morning the disciples were still experiencing Roman occupation and all that came with it, but the realization that Jesus was alive and that every promise had been fulfilled changed everything. They now had an eternal view.

Many women played a vital role in Jesus’ life and ministry. They travelled with him, provided for him out of their own resources and stood by him to the end. Here are five women whose lives were shaped by Easter.