“My faith is now a huge part of who I am and why I compete,” say Rich Froning Jr.
God’s Timing
When Harrison and Evelyn Umudi were forced to leave Nigeria, they made a new life in Canada.
by Kristin OstensenThe threat of violence forced Harrison and Evelyn Umudi to leave Nigeria, but God directed their steps to The Salvation Army.
Commissioner Susan McMillan imparts some words of wisdom as she concludes her service as territorial leader.
If we simply let go and let God, trusting him in all things, it might not always look how we expect or even want, but we won’t be alone.
The struggle to be comfortable in my own skin.
Thrift Stores Send Kids to Camp
Thanks to donors, more than 800 children attend Salvation Army camps.
by Krista HenrySalvation Army Send a Kid to Camp campaign raises over $200,000.
Lead Like Timothy
The Salvation Army’s Ontario Camping Ministries mobilizes youth in leadership.
by Brianne ZelinskyThe Ontario Camping Ministries Timothy program provides leadership training and experience for young people.
In the Drink
The Ontario government is changing the Liquor License Act—but who are these changes good for?
by James ReadA Salvationist response to the "liberalizing" of rules around alcohol consumption.
Notes from a visit to the resilient Turkana County, Kenya.
The Sound of Music
Thanks to The Salvation Army's Canadian Staff Band, a couple turned to God
by David and Diane ShattoTo atheists and agnostics I’d say: “You’re missing something that affects your soul. If you realize that all is not well in your soul, look to Jesus. A relationship with Him can make you well.”



