A five-year-old decides to help her local Salvation Army food bank and her neighbourgood responded with "overwhelming" support.

Over these past months, we have watched our world, our communities, our families and The Salvation Army respond to the new realities presented by the COVID-19 pandemic. May this be remembered as the season when we, in bold faith, embraced the God-given international vision for The Salvation Army and created the much-needed new playbook for the present and the emerging future.

To help guide us as we strive for a better future, The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda Territory is crafting a vision statement that will orient our movement in the direction God seeks to send us.

The Community Alternatives to Remand program (CAR) at The Salvation Army's Crossroads Residential Services in Saskatoon allows those who have been charged with an offense an opportunity to deal with their matters while in the community.

If non-believers are out in the community wearing masks to protect the medically vulnerable and be good neighbours, why wouldn’t those of us who profess faith in God—a faith that calls us to love our fellow man?

Following more than 43 years of faithful service as Salvation Army officers, all of which have been spent serving as corps officers in the Canada and Bermuda Territory, Majors Herbert and Kathie Sharp, corps officers at Peterborough Temple, Ont., will enter honourable retirement on September 1, 2020.

While we may all be facing the same storm, many are riding this out in vastly different boats—our homes. For some, those homes are not safe spaces.

General Brian Peddle has approved the publication of a new Salvation Army International Positional Statement (IPS) on the death penalty. In the IPS, "The Salvation Army calls for the end of the use of the death penalty."

The Salvation Army continues to serve individuals, families and communities affected in numerous ways by coronavirus and the economic ramifications of control measures.

Spiritual care is central to the mission of The Salvation Army. Four chaplains, from a variety of ministry settings, share how they come alongside others, and how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed things.