The Salvation Army in Trail, B.C. provides accessible work and accommodations to employees at the thrift store.

Alice Cooper, the man known as “The Godfather of Shock Rock,” is famous for his elaborately staged—and often shocking—onstage theatrics. But the man behind the show—born Vincent Damon Furnier—is first to stress that there is much more to him than people think.

Rest is not a reward for good behaviour or hard work. It is not something to be earned.

A report from Poland, where The Salvation Army is serving refugees from Ukraine.

The new president of Booth UC on his connection to The Salvation Army and what excites him about Christian higher education. 

In July, the Canadian Staff Band (CSB) shared the gospel through music in South America, beginning in Santiago, Chile, and ending in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Salvation Army thrift stores are more than thrift stores. Staff and clients become an extended family as the years go by.

In February and March of this year, tropical cyclone Freddy hit southeast Africa, including The Salvation Army Malawi Territory, resulting in severe damage to homes, shelters and crops. 

In the tradition of Canada Reads, we asked five Salvationists from across the territory to choose one song that they think best represents the mission of The Salvation Army. See what they said—and then cast a vote for your favourite! 

The people of Okinawa, Japan, have a fascinating word they live by on a daily basis: ikigai—pronounced “icky guy.” It roughly translates to “the reason you get out of bed in the morning.” In other words, it’s the thing that drives you the most in life.Phrases that are associated with ikigai are: what you love; what brings you satisfaction; what you are good at; what the world needs; what motivates you; what brings joy. What is your ikigai?