Sarah Rowe is the young people’s sergeant-major (YPSM) at Saskatoon Temple in Saskatchewan. She shares a little about her spiritual journey, what inspires her about The Salvation Army and why camp has such a special place in her heart.
"Bad Legs"
My friend, Elinor, is a reminder that God is not limited by my limitations.
By Phil CallawayHow can a pint-sized five-year-old almost done in by polio end up sharing Christ in one of the most rugged and primitive places on Earth? Read this captivating story of joy and heartache, weakness and strength, of how one woman’s unshakeable faith in God triumphed over insurmountable odds, and impacted thousands.
Beyond Housing
New energy-efficient Grace Village offers a sustainable housing solution in Edmonton.
by Abbigail Oliver
More than 10 years ago, The Salvation Army began discussions about a new housing facility to help meet a growing need in Edmonton. An underutilized property owned by The Salvation Army presented a promising opportunity to create something different—a state-of-the-art, energy-efficient and net-zero ready building called Grace Village.
Army Leadership Program in Mississauga Supports Youth New to Canada
Young newcomers enjoy connection, friendship and leadership skill-building.
By Caroline Franks
The Salvation Army in Mississauga, Ont., is helping youth who are new to Canada build leadership skills, develop friendships and address community needs for low-income and new Canadians. The Newcomers Youth Leadership Building program began early this year at Mississauga Community Church and is available to youth ages 15 to 24. With each session
It’s the End of the World as We Know It
Some thoughts on post-apocalyptic literature in a post-pandemic world.
by Michael BoyceThe fascination with the end of the world and the aftermath of global catastrophes has gripped the human imagination for centuries.
A Beautiful Gesture
Winning a gift certificate gave a Four River Co-Op employee a chance to give back.
By Frank PeeblesWinning a gift certificate gave a Four River Co-Op employee a chance to give back to a Salvation Army food bank, where hungry families and individuals are helped.
How to Save a Life
When a band member at St. Thomas Citadel suffered a heart attack, Salvationists were quick to respond.
by Chris McGregor“I’m incredibly proud of what my family did...They responded without hesitation. It was inspiring to watch,”
Counselling Hope
Bob went from experiencing homelessness to finding purpose with The Salvation Army.
By Juan Romero“The Hamilton Booth Centre was the first place that took me in and had someone who listened to me,” Bob Pollakis says. “It’s a place that cared for me and gave me guidance.”
Truth and Justice
Considering the rights and responsibilities of freedom of speech.
by James Read and Angelica SulitChristians need a newspaper in one hand and a Bible in the other— according to theologian Karl Barth. 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 Angelica Sulit about free speech.