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

On this episode of the podcast, Aimee tells us about her journey with cancer, what she’s learned from the story of Job, and how the Army can better serve suffering humanity.

“Sometimes when we sense that God’s saying something to us,”says Cadet Jen Thompson, “we jump to the conclusion that God means right now. But sometimes, he has a journey to take us on in terms of developing us and making us ready for that calling. The key is to know when to wait.” Opening Doors Jen has been part of

Ultimately, God can and will reveal himself to us whenever we gather with the intention of meeting with him. 

Twenty-year-old Nathan Furbert is a vibrant member of the North Street Citadel Salvation Army church in Hamilton, Bermuda.

After a Salvation Army church reached out to Jimmy, God spoke through him to reach two other souls, so that they could follow His prompting and experience a new community.

The Salvation Army has made a difference in the Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea Territory through decades of educational, medical, agricultural, livelihood and spiritual support.

NEON, a worship team based at territorial headquarters, was officially installed as a staff section of the Canada and Bermuda Territory during the Canadian Staff Band’s (CSB) annual Fall Festival at Oshawa Temple, Ont., in November. The installation ceremony was led by Lt-Colonel Les Marshall, territorial secretary for mission, and Heather

What can I do now that will stand the test of time? Major Margo Goodger thought to herself. And then the idea came to her: a tattoo.

Every dollar contributed to the Partners in Mission Self-Denial Campaign represents an act of generosity, kindness and love to those who desperately need our mission support.