We as Christians and Canadians have twice the duty to protect the environment, if only to mitigate the suffering of people. It is possible to believe God is in control and to take active steps to safeguard the world he has given us. 

The overwhelming response from the International day of prayer encourages us to continue praying for the global coronavirus pandemic. "People are still on the front lines, while others are unsure, uncertain and afraid. Let's continue to pray and anticipate God's response," General Brian Peddle urges Salvationists.

"Today, as a province, we grieve together, we find strength in each other, and we will overcome this together." Read the full letter from The Salvation Army's Maritime Division to Nova Scotians. 

York Community Church has seen extraordinary growth in the past year, thanks to an outreach ministry among African newcomers.

General Brian Peddle is asking Christians to pray about the coronavirus pandemic with urgency.

George Preston was addicted to alcohol and gambling and his marriage to Robina was on the rocks, until a Salvation Army pastor asked a question that would change his life.

How the Army is partnering with Scotiabank to help survivors of human trafficking overcome financial barriers.

Salvation Army thrift stores and donation centres have been forced to close due to the coronavirus pandemic and today the organization is asking the public to refrain from leaving donations outside closed stores and at donation bins.

The Easter message is the most profound, true, life-changing, life-giving message we can ever hear, respond to and participate in.

This Easter, Christians around the globe will once again take the journey from Calvary, remembering the sacrificial love of God as Jesus died upon a cross, to the Sunday morning celebration of his Resurrection.