The Seven Sacred Teachings (or Seven Grandfather Teachings) are based on the Anishinaabe tradition, but are valued and practised by many Indigenous people. Reflected in Scripture, they are a guide to living in right relationships with All Our Relations—with Creator, with each other, with the land and with ourselves.

Salvationist Richard Smith gets a "bird's eye" view of compassion in action.

Salvation Army continues to meet human needs in difficult times.

Salvation Army continues to bring hope and help, while taking appropriate cautions.

Due to the ongoing concerns surrounding the COVID-19 virus, the VOIT/SEE Territorial Youth Congress has been postponed.

Salvationists must rediscover confidence in the Lord’s power and plan.

Updated March 17, 2020: How the Canada and Bermuda Territory is responding to COVID-19.

As a Salvation Army street nurse, Debbie DeVries reaches out to the marginalized with care and compassion.

Escaping from violence in their home country, Blessing and her husband found hope through The Salvation Army.

Working for social justice is working to see the world become a better place—a place where all people, not just some, thrive and have the opportunity to be all that they can be; a place where we connect to the environment, to the people around us, and to God, in a healthy way.