The Salvation Army "treated me like a human being,” says Alex.

The Salvation Army on the Sunshine Coast in British Columbia has found a new way to help neighbours in need.

For 135 years, Salvationists around the world have come together to raise money in support of the international Salvation Army through the Self-Denial Campaign, also referred to as Partners in Mission. Every territory, command and region participate in this campaign, but self-denial is different for everyone. That’s why we reached out to Salvationists to ask, “What does self-denial mean to you?” 

(Above) Commissioners Floyd and Tracey Tidd, territorial leaders, visit a Salvation Army community development project for vulnerable women in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, along with Lt-Col Brenda Murray, director of international development, and Cpt Heidi Bradbury In the days leading up to the Olympic Games last summer, the International Olympic

The Salvation Army continues to march, spreading the gospel message and meeting human needs within local communities.

Jesus can do amazing things when we give him our puny little offerings—when we give him our “nothing.” In his hands, “nothing” can become “something.”

Hamilton Salvation Army thrift store mural pays homage to Black people from various cultural backgrounds.

Inspiring DIY wall art can be at your fingertips in six easy steps!

This contemplative piece will encourage you to consider and implement the process of creativity in all areas of your life. As image-bearers of God, creativity is our birthright, given to us from the Creator himself. 

A Salvation Army ministry in Alberta had a very special birthday barbeque last year. “This is for all the birthdays that you weren’t celebrated,” they told their clients. “This is for all the birthdays you didn’t get to enjoy.”