Canada and Bermuda Territory surpasses fundraising goal, marking significant increase from previous year’s kettle campaign.
Some believe heaven is a myth, the creation of delusional wishful thinkers. But the very best IS yet to come.
The Canada and Bermuda Territory’s ministry placement program gives participants the opportunity to see what life is like in full-time vocational ministry with The Salvation Army. As they work closely with officers in the field, in corps and social services, participants grow in their careers and in their relationship with God.
Kyle Arnold finally got out of a cycle of addiction that had taken over his life for almost 20 years, with the help of The Salvation Army. “There’s no such thing as ‘too far gone.’ We all can recover,” he concludes.
Momo Gborkowkollie Douwee is the social-medical and public relations secretary of The Salvation Army’s Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea Territory, as well as a Liberian diplomat and commissioned Ambassador of Peace and Goodwill.
After a parking-lot confrontation outside of her church, Jeanette Levellie needed a bright reminder that God’s grace is deeper than her sin and shame. And since we never know what kind of day someone is having, we need to remember to share that grace with them.
Is fear leading us away from those on the margins or are we following Jesus, who is leading us to them?
Commissioner Lee Graves meets with new territorial candidates secretary Major Carson Decker to learn more about his officership journey and his advice for those hearing God's call to Army ministry.
Late one night in 2016, Christian composer and pianist Mike Janzen got up out of bed in Toronto to get a drink of water.His life hasn’t been the same since. After seeking medical attention, he was diagnosed with a concussion and told it could take a few weeks or a couple of months to feel better. It took four years. He still doesn’t feel 100 percent recovered. Unable to write music or perform, Mike turned to the Bible’s Book of Psalms for comfort
