Can we see that our circumstances—an ongoing pandemic that has caused us to change our camping model for a second summer—are not a setback? What if they are an opportunity for a new thing?

Committed to the mission that God has given The Salvation Army, we will strive after the vision God has shown us, as our strategic plan provides direction and supports decision-making. 

The Salvation Army Prince George Community Church provides comfort, hope and friendship, as these four stories show.

As of June 1, Lt-Colonel John P. Murray has been appointed the new chair of the Board of Trustees at The Salvation Army’s Booth University College in Winnipeg.

The Salvation Army mourns with First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples after the discovery of a mass grave at a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C.

For those who are unbanked, underbanked or live on limited incomes and rely on cash, the shift toward cashless payments and online purchases can mean the difference between readily accessing and living without essential items.

As Jeanette Levellie was reminded recently, you don’t need to make a big splash to change your world. You can serve others in a thousand little, colourful ways to make a huge difference.

Document from International Moral and Social Issues Council discusses ethical issues raised by technological advances.

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.