Words can either build up, encourage or motivate, or they can hurt, tear down or leave someone with lasting scars. 

Alana Brown is finding new ways to blend faith, community and art, including an annual artisan fair, making space in the Army for every type of creative.

Meet Captain Mark Young, corps officer at Yorkwoods Community Church in Toronto.

In 2023, ministry units across the territory rallied to raise funds toward The Salvation Army’s annual Partners in Mission campaign, which provides essential funding for the Army’s ongoing international ministries. Each year, corps and social services bring their creative ideas to life, encouraging people of all ages to get involved

Canada and Bermuda Territory surpasses fundraising goal, marking significant increase from previous year’s kettle campaign.

Some believe heaven is a myth, the creation of delusional wishful thinkers. But the very best IS yet to come. 

The Canada and Bermuda Territory’s ministry placement program gives participants the opportunity to see what life is like in full-time vocational ministry with The Salvation Army. As they work closely with officers in the field, in corps and social services, participants grow in their careers and in their relationship with God.

Kyle Arnold finally got out of a cycle of addiction that had taken over his life for almost 20 years, with the help of The Salvation Army. “There’s no such thing as ‘too far gone.’ We all can recover,” he concludes.

Momo Gborkowkollie Douwee is the social-medical and public relations secretary of The Salvation Army’s Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea Territory, as well as a Liberian diplomat and commissioned Ambassador of Peace and Goodwill.

After a parking-lot confrontation outside of her church, Jeanette Levellie needed a bright reminder that God’s grace is deeper than her sin and shame. And since we never know what kind of day someone is having, we need to remember to share that grace with them.