In this episode, Maricarmen Raudales shares how the Army is fighting against conjugal violence in Quebec, what inspires her about the Army today, and how she learned the Army is far more than just a thrift store.
In our Talking It Over series, James Read invites thoughtful Salvationists from around the world to reflect on moral and ethical issues. Here, he speaks with Paul Barber about the rising cost of living.
Upcycle shells into lovely organization dishes for your jewelry.
The former leader of the International Staff Songsters and Canadian Staff Songsters reflects on his life and ministry.
Canstruction is a global non-profit charity that creates structures out of full cans of food, which raises food, funds and awareness for food insecurity. In London, Ont., The Salvation Army is the chief organizer of this fundraiser to aid the hungry, in collaboration with local firms.
This photo essay offers a glimpse into the transformative work of The Salvation Army across the West African nations of Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea.
Garden to provide food and other benefits to shelter residents.
Josh Draheim is the community partnerships co-ordinator for The Salvation Army in Chilliwack, B.C., where he was part of a team that developed “Plant a Row For Us,” a gardening program that has brought in more than 18,144 kilograms of produce for the Army’s community food bank since last June.
From vibrant urban hubs to the remotest reaches of the globe, join us in exploring the significant influence your contributions have had in fostering positive transformation around the world.
