The Home Front is an ongoing series where we highlight the mission and ministry taking place around our territory. We will visit each Canadian province and territory, as well as Bermuda, and celebrate the innovation and impact the Army is having in corps, social services and youth ministry. 

Open Air Meeting, by Thomas Mower Martin, was inspired by an actual event witnessed by the painter in Toronto.

Watch episode two of this new video series to learn more about the key signs of human trafficking.

The Salvation Army Kemptville Corps, Ont., officially opened the doors to its newly renovated church building in November, with 160 people attending the grand opening event. The new building, located just across the street from the former location, has been a long-anticipated project driven by a need for more space as the congregation has grown

On a journey to find faith, it took two years for Janice Keats to find what she was looking for.

Captain Laura Van Schaick shares five books that hold a place of significance on her spiritual journey.

In this photo essay, we warmly welcome you to embark on a journey through the heart and soul of The Salvation Army’s ministries in the Indonesia Territory. 

We share the beliefs of this creed with believers over many centuries, and we share them in our day with Christians from many different cultures. In a highly individualistic culture such as ours, this is most significant. 

An overview of Salvation Army ministry in the Indonesia Territory.

The Bible is history’s bestselling book and is the most read, studied and taught book ever. Clearly, there is some value in reading the Bible, and so the challenge is: How do you read the Bible? The answer depends on what you’re trying to find out and, so, perhaps the first question is: Why do you want to read the Bible?