In the new miniseries All the Light We Cannot See, a German soldier faces the most crucial choice of his life: order the death of a Resistance fighter or disobey his own orders to save her—and risk his life.

Next time you set off on a worship journey, think about the vehicle you’re jumping into. Where is its front wheel pointing and what’s driving the rest of it?

Sarah’s Place, a transitional housing program for women in Winnipeg, is more than just a shelter. It is a safe, dignified and inclusive community where women find sanctuary and support to embark on their healing journey. Designed for women predominantly healing from exploitation, substance addiction and various forms of trauma,

If the doctor had not sent Al Weibe to The Salvation Army, he probably would have died. Now, he helps the Army raise awareness about mental health. “We need to just think about people on the street or people living at The Salvation Army as peers and not some other second-class citizen. Let’s give them hope.”

Our lives and leadership ability are not measured by the behaviour of our kids, but they are measured by the fruit we bear.

The Vanishing at CastleMoreau is a deliciously spooky gothic horror novel that will have your heart racing.

Do you ever feel like Christianity has splintered into two distinct factions?

The Salvation Army in the United Kingdom introduces the first commercial-scale polyester recycling system

To mark the 25th anniversary of Faith & Friends, we’ve been asking past editors, current writers and YOU, our readers, to tell us what articles have impacted them. Our article this month was suggested by the very first editor of Faith & Friends, Fred Ash.

“I believe that The Salvation Army is where God called me to be,” says Major Owen Budden.