Maybe you are someone who lives with depression, too. Maybe you know what this fight means. Then know that you are not alone. We are still worthy, we are still enough and we are still loved by God, no matter what people say.
While it is true that God’s character is the same yesterday, today and forever (see Hebrews 13:8), God is also uncontrollable, untameable and unpredictable—I might be so bold as to say that God is wild. Yet, time and time again, we attempt to fit him into a box that we can define and control to serve our own needs.
Salvationist Glendene Barow's faith, family and friends pulled her through a life-threatening illness.
Andrew Moulton is the divisional children, youth and young adult co-ordinatorin the Prairies and Northern Territories Division.
Pink Days supports women of all ages and stages, with a particular focus on mothers and newcomers who may not have established networks in their new home.
Award-winning author Jim Watkins was in a rough patch in his life. His latest projects had floundered and he was trying to figure out what to do with his life. Then two Salvation Army pastors knocked at his door--and his life changed.
Born with Down syndrome, Reid’s life is a testament to the fact that disabilities do not define capabilities.
Current divisional commander to enter honourable retirement.
Reinventing ourselves is a process we all go through at varying levels at different stages of our lives. Often, it’s in response to the ebb and flow of life experiences, changing our attitudes and goals as we face new opportunities or circumstances. Going from being single into a relationship, becoming a parent, moving into a new career—life presents us with new challenges, new opportunities and new paths to follow. But sometimes, reinventing ourselves is not a choice. Like Moonlight Blonde, it can be forced upon us.
