Tackling Faith
In and out of church, hard work pays off for Drake Nevis of the Toronto Argonauts.
by Jayne Thurber-SmithThe Toronto Argonaut's Drake Nevis knows that hard work and faith has got him where he is today.
On June 20, the Canada and Bermuda Territory will welcome 14 new officers in the Messengers of the Kingdom Session.
The Rogers Family and The Salvation Army Team Up for COVID-19 Relief
Generous $10 million donation to help support Canadians affected by pandemic.
Today, the Rogers family donated $10 million to The Salvation Army to help support Canadians affected by COVID-19. It is the largest private donation the charity has received in its more than 135 years of giving hope to those in need across Canada.
Continuing to Serve
Across Canada and Bermuda, The Salvation Army stands by to bring help and hope.
BY LINDA LEIGHThe Salvation Army continues to bring help and hope during COVID-19.
Sight Unseen
The invisible infrastructure of caregivers in our health-care system.
by Major Glenda DavisFamily caregivers play a significant role in society as the invisible infrastructure of our health-care system.
Inheriting Crisis
From Greece to Canada, Major Rachele Lamont combats human trafficking with new appointment.
By Leigha VeghMajor Rachele Lamont spent four years as the co-ordinator for anti-human trafficking in Greece. Now, she’s bringing her expertise to the Canada and Bermuda Territory, hoping to incorporate a response to human trafficking at every level of The Salvation Army.
When volunteers Dave and Barbara came across a homeless woman on the streets of Halifax, they knew there was more The Salvation Army could do to help her.
Apart, Not Alone
What does it mean to be the church in a time of physical distance and isolation?
by Captain Laura Van SchaickAs we cease “going” to church, let's focus even more on “being” the church.
Make Me an Instrument
From camp nurse to senior soldier to the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
by Peace LinAs a registered nurse, I am on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic. Being a nurse is more than just a job—it’s a calling, a ministry.
How can caring people respond to racism? The first step toward fighting racism is acknowledging that white people and people of colour do not experience the world in the same way.
