Dying With Dignity
When people wish to end their lives, should it be legal for medical professionals to assist them?
by James E. Read
When people wish to end their lives, should it be legal for medical professionals to assist them?
International College for Soldiers Offers Life-Changing Experiences
In September, 25 young adult delegates from across the worldwide Salvation Army gathered for an intensive two weeks of study, worship and evangelism.
In September, 25 young adult delegates from across the worldwide Salvation Army gathered for an intensive two weeks of study, worship and evangelism.
The General Leads Mighty Meetings in East Midlands, UK
Over 1,500 Salvationists and friends participate in a weekend of witness and worship.
Over 1,500 Salvationists and friends participate in a weekend of witness and worship.
Stick to the Script
Before we speak, we should weigh the implications of our words.
by Major Juan Burry
Before we speak, we should weigh the implications of our words.
Camp at Home
Week-long program offers children the opportunity to learn about the Bible and engage in fun activities.
Week-long program offers children the opportunity to learn about the Bible and engage in fun activities.
Good Eats
Salvation Army food programs offer individuals and families healthy choices.
by Kristin Fryer
Salvation Army food programs offer individuals and families healthy choices.
Give Thanks to the Lord
As we celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday, let us remember to express our appreciation to God our Father for his love, grace and mercy.
by Captain Mark Braye
As we celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday, let us remember to express our appreciation to God our Father for his love, grace and mercy.
Remembering the Great Fire of 1922
When the fire overtook the district of Ontario's Temiskaming, The Salvation Army was there to offer hope and support.
by Lt-Colonel Merv Leach
When the fire overtook the district of Ontario's Temiskaming, The Salvation Army was there to offer hope and support.
Do we treat refugees and immigrants as second-class?
Lorne Tyacke believes that farming is “God's work.”
