Northern Exposure
From recovery to reclaiming his Indigenous identity, Cameron Eggie is growing in Army leadership.
by Giselle Randall
"We have a front-row seat to people’s lives and it’s an incredible responsibility, but also an incredible gift."
What Really Matters
Finding meaning in suffering and grief during the pandemic.
by Danielle StricklandThere are five stages in a classic model of grief that we can link to COVID-19.
The Bible Jesus Read
We need the Old Testament to understand the mission of God and the identity of the church.
by Donald E. BurkeWithout the Old Testament, we are left with only a partial understanding—and perhaps even a misunderstanding—of the mission of God for the salvation of the world.
A Chaplain on the Front Line
Juliane Martin uses COVID-19's lens to see her faith with fresh eyes.
by Juliane MartinCOVID-19 has helped Juliane Martin grow closer to God.
Now and Then
I rediscovered an essay I wrote for training college 20 years ago. What would I find?
by Major Elaine Locke
As I look at my life today and compare it to the expectations I penned so many years ago, I sincerely pray that I have represented well the gift of influence.
We say, “The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it” (Psalm 24:1), but do we believe it?
Alone in a Crowd
Churches can be lonely places. We need to equip people in friendship-making.
by Mike FrostIt shouldn't be the newcomer's responsibility to make friends at church.
Piece by Piece
Lorraine Blue knew the Army needed help during the pandemic. So she did something about it.
by Ken RamsteadLorraine Blue decided to help The Salvation Army during COVID-19 by donating food and other supplies to the organization.
Thrift Store Shoppers Share Their Reasons to Shop Second-Hand
Salvation Army thrift stores provide a high-value, low-cost shopping experience to those in need.
By Sharifa Campbell-Hogg
For National Thrift Shop Day, three Salvation Army thrift store shoppers share their life-changing experiences.
When COVID-19 took the world by storm, the more than 130,000 Salvation Army volunteers continued serving on the front lines to bring necessities and hope to the most vulnerable across the Canada and Bermuda Territory.
