Not Going Home
Why we need to talk about women in ministry leadership again.
by Captain Laura Van SchaickThe Salvation Army believes men and women are equally called to lead and to preach.
Salvation Army in Australia Provides Support to Evacuees and Firefighters
General Brian Peddle issues call for prayer as crisis continues.
by Simone Worthing and Lauren MartinEmergency crews, Salvationists and volunteers give hope to those affected by fires.
Salvation Army Accepts Donations for Australia as Bushfires Escalate
Army volunteers provide emotional, spiritual and material support to those affected by fires.
by Kristin OstensenAs massive bushfires in Australia continue to spread, The Salvation Army is providing essential assistance.
Portraying Jesus as Caucasian reinforces colonialism and can make him a symbol of oppression.
Leaving a gift in your will is possibly the most impactful gift that you will ever make.
These articles were the most-read articles on Salvationist.ca in 2019.
Self-motivated leaders are self-aware, develop themselves, manage themselves and demonstrate character.
Noah's Ark
The animals go marching two-by-two at a pet-friendly shelter in Abbotsford, B.C.
by Giselle Randall
The Salvation Army Centre of Hope in Abbotsford, B.C., offers shelter for people and their pets.
The First Noel
The story of Christ’s birth is so remarkable, it needed to be expressed in song.
by Major Bruce PowerThe gospel was born in song.
Puppy Love
Alone at Christmas, Stella's heart was heavy. Could anything lift her spirits?
by Phil CallawayA special four-legged Christmas present lifted one widower's spirits.
