Salvation Army Kicks Off Kettle Campaign
Annual campaign raises funds to assist Canadians in need.
by Kristin Ostensen
Kettle campaign aims to raise $21.6 million nationally.
A Horrifying Truth
When their son was sexually abused, the Hicks family searched for justice and healing.
by Kristin Ostensen
Nancy Hicks shares how her family found healing after her son experienced sexual abuse in the church.
Women Find Purpose in N.L. Division
Hundreds of women attend Salvation Army conference in Gander, N.L.
Conference inspires Salvationists to discover their full potential in Christ.
Full Speed Ahead
Task force makes gender equity within officership an international priority.
by Commissioner Mark TillsleyWorking group moving the gender equity agenda forward in The Salvation Army.
Sweet Dreams
Appearing on The Voice was just the beginning for country singer Emily Ann Roberts.
by Kristin Ostensen
As a professional country singer, Emily Ann Roberts trusts God to guide her path.
17 things you didn’t know about the Booth family.
by General John Larsson (Rtd)
“When I saw those masses of poor people, so many of them evidently without God or hope in the world, my whole heart went out to them."
What are Christians to remember on Remembrance Day?
Skeleton Army Debuts Off-Broadway
New Salvation Army musical, conceived and performed by Canadians, captivates audiences in New York.
by Geoff Moulton
Musical depicts clashes between early-day Salvationists and the notorious Skeleton Army.
Is The Salvation Army living in the past or are we embracing the present trenches that surround us?
Faith on High
94-year-old Salvation Army officer Harry Read parachuted into Normandy (again!) for a cause.
by Ken Ramstead
Commissioner Harry Read parachuted into Normandy on D-Day. Seventy-five-years later, the 94-year-old did it again for a noble cause.
