New divisional leadership appointments for the Canada and Bermuda Territory.

The word pastor comes from a Latin word that means "shepherd."  A shepherd protects and cares for their sheep and pastors or Salvation Army officers care for God’s people. This role is one of the five gifts given by Christ to the church in Ephesians 4.

How a new Salvation Army corps is reaching youth and the unchurched in Halifax.

Sarah-Ève Moreau attends l’Église Communautaire Nouveaux Départs in Montreal and is the youth ministries co-ordinator for the province of Quebec. She shares how God spoke to her during a dark time and is helping her become a better leader.

Forty-Seven Days With Jesus, in theatres now, transports them back in time to witness Jesus’ last 47 days, starting with Holy Week. 

The Salvation Army believes in integrated mission—an understanding that God’s salvation is for the whole of creation in all its dimensions: spiritual, physical and social. 

"I couldn’t help but be reminded of things I’ve heard people say about the church—that one of the reasons they left is... because it didn’t feel like a place they could bring their doubts, fears and imperfections. And often they’re right."

How Diane Stark’s writings, misplaced on a memory stick, changed a young woman’s life for the better and saved her from a life of addiction and maybe even death.

Liberia: Learning and Sustainability In January, an interdisciplinary Salvation Army team from Canada touched down in Monrovia, Liberia, to embark on a Learning and Sustainability Tour. Led by Lt-Colonel Brenda Murray, director of international development, and Lt-Colonel John Murray, territorial secretary for communications, the Canadian team

When Deryck Robertson began his first summer in Scouts at 11 years old, he had no camping experience apart from The Salvation Army’s junior music camp. He was invited to Camp Madawaska on the border of Algonquin Park, Ont., where his Scouts group was set to paddle canoes from the lodge to a nearby island to build lean-tos and sleep