Faith is powerful. It is a weapon to be used to push back the darkness. It can change your circumstances. And it can change you despite the unbending reality of your circumstances.

As the administrative assistant at The Salvation Army’s church in Swift Current, Sask., July Peifer's personal mission to make everyone’s day better and to express the love of God to every person she interacts with.

In the Canada and Bermuda Territory, “employee relations” is now the human relations department. This is more than simply a different department title. It reflects the new way the Army will develop, deploy and value its most important relationship, the one with the people who carry out our mission.

The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda Territory recently launched the auxiliary-lieutenant program, which offers a new path to fulltime service and ministry leadership.

Former territorial commander for Canada and Bermuda promoted to glory on May 14, 2021.

Territory commissions 26 new lieutenants in 2021.

God finds joy in watching us enjoy life.

I believe in the mission of our Army. I align with the values of our Army. I resonate with the vision of our Army. But for me, as with many young adults under age 38 across our territory, engagement requires more than believing, aligning and resonating. We must reimagine how we do mission, how we demonstrate our values and how we will achieve our vision.

Phil Callaway sometimes complains, “My seedless watermelon has a seed in it.”  or “My electric toothbrush died. Now I have to move my arm.” When that happens, he leaves Whine Country for a place called Gratitude, and everything changes. See why.

Canadian officers Majors Tim and Krista Andrews serve as corps officers in the Australia Territory, where they enjoy the weather, outdoor activities and coffee culture. Features editor Giselle Randall spoke with them about the challenges facing the country, building community partnerships and what they’ve learned during the pandemic.