Grade 12 student Karly Irmen did more than just clock in volunteer hours at The Salvation Army. She helped hundreds of people in need. See how she did it.

Despite the trouble we are facing, we hold fast to the promise that God is with us—even in our darkest hour, write Commissioners Floyd and Tracey Tidd.

International Headquarters has approved the following appointments effective July 2, 2021: Major Melisa Tardif Marcoux, currently serving as Area Commander, Quebec Division, to be Divisional Commander, Quebec Division Major Keith Pike, currently serving as Divisional Commander, Quebec Division, to be Divisional Commander, Maritime Division

Overwhelmingly, the young adults of this territory want to belong to a church that is inclusive and accepting of whosoever comes seeking God’s grace. We want a church where everybody belongs, has a voice and plays an authentic role in the body of Christ.

The earliest Christians—as we do today—read the Old Testament backwards, interpreting it in the light of their experience of Jesus.

Would God ever show up at an ABBA concert. Humorist Phil Callaway assures us that he would, and he should know.

TV host Maggie John is passionate about finding God's story in the headlines. Now, the first Black female host of 100 Huntley Street steps into her new role anchoring Context: Behind the Headlines, the same program she interned for 19 years ago. See how she did it.

"The world needs us, and it needs us to be shining bright," says Colonel Shelley Hill who along with Colonel Edward Hill will be departing the Canada and Bermuda Territory to take up international appointments.

Learning Pathways course offers opportunity for Salvationists and friends to deepen understanding of community engagement.

In partnership with the Government of Nova Scotia, the Army has established a new program to help low-income Nova Scotians catch up on bills.