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Raqiya struggled after immigrating to Canada until The Salvation Army gave her a Pathway of Hope.
by Kristin OstensenA Salvation Army program helps a newcomer to Canada break the cycle of poverty by setting and achieving goals.
If I hadn’t risked being vulnerable, I would have missed out on the greatest adventure I could ever have imagined—living my life for God and in the service of others.
A Good Life for Baby Silas
With the help of The Salvation Army, educational support empowers a single mother.
by Linda Leigh
The Salvation Army's Grace Haven helped Robin complete her education and start a better life for her son.
Remembering General William Booth
Salvationists mark the anniversary of Salvation Army co-founder's promotion to glory.
by Kevin Sims
More than 100 years since his promotion of glory, William Booth's Army is bigger, stronger and more far-reaching than ever.
Shining Lights
The Salvation Army offers humanitarian assistance in one of the largest refugee camps in the world.
by Lieutenant Richard BradburyThe Salvation Army supplied solar lamps to Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar, one of the largest refugee camps in the world.
All God's Children
Serving those living with a disability means putting the person first.
by Kim Park
In the Army, our services should always reflect our core values of service without discrimination.
No More Excuses
Amy Patrick knew officership was in her future. How long could she put it off?
by Ken Ramstead
How a series of "nudges" from God led Amy Patrick to Salvation Army officership.
Karen Morris faced quadriplegia and other significant medical challenges with faith and courage.
No Need for Kneeling
Brenda Brown kept making excuses, but there was a reason why she was afraid to return to church.
by Diane Stark
Brenda Brown found forgiveness and new hope at Conception Bay South Corps.
“My faith is now a huge part of who I am and why I compete,” say Rich Froning Jr.
