Sexual exploitation is closer to home than we think.
Linking Old and New
Outreach and community spirit are key to Meadowlands Corps’ success in Ancaster, Ont.
by Ken RamsteadMeadowlands Corps is part of the community in Ancaster, Ont.
Graduating With Honours
When a medical emergency hit a Salvation Army church in Toronto, students stepped up.
by Ken RamsteadStudents embrace Salvation Army mission at Cedarbrae Community Church.
In Paradise Lost, Milton explores true hope.
Toward Right Relationship
Salvationists reflect on the North American Institute for Indigenous Theological Studies symposium.
by Kristin OstensenIn June, delegates from across North America and beyond attended the annual symposium of the North American Institute for Indigenous Theological Studies (NAIITS), including 17 delegates from The Salvation Army.
Territory Welcomes Messengers of the Kingdom
Fifteen new cadets enter College for Officer Training in Winnipeg.
by Geoff MoultonOn September 16, the Messengers of the Kingdom Session (2018-2020) were greeted with enthusiasm by hundreds who gathered for worship at Elim Chapel in Winnipeg and around the territory by livestream.
Child’s Play
The Salvation Army provides safety and support for vulnerable children in India.
by Major Bill BarthauThe Brighter Futures children's sponsorship program supports ministry in India.
For His Glory
Timbrel leader Serena Doars keeps tradition alive at London Citadel.
by Kristin OstensenMusic ministry is a way of life for Serena Doars, who leads the London Citadel Timbrels and plays cornet with the London Citadel Band.
Caring for Charlottetown
The Salvation Army’s Friendship Room offers food for the soul and body.
Story and photos by Kristin OstensenPrince Edward Island may be the smallest province of Canada, but it’s not immune to the social problems that affect larger cities and provinces.
Blazing a Trail
Seeing kids come to Christ at Jackson's Point Camp is the best part of my summer.
by David LynchHearing kids say "yes" to becoming part of God's family makes the long hours at camp worth it.



