A Fair Trade
My time volunteering at a Salvation Army food pantry has humanized me in ways I never thought possible.
By Colin BeardallWhy does Colin Beardall volunteer at The Salvation Army Lakeshore Community Church’s food pantry in Toronto?
A Theology of Welcome
St. John’s Citadel, N.L., reaches out to the community with accessible programming.
by Abbigail OliverSt. John's Citadel, N.L., creates a welcoming atmosphere with accessible programming such as deaf services and a sensory room.
Recently, Major Shirley King had a very filling, rich and satisfying day of ministry, which included the first in-person service at a seniors’ home since the pandemic. Little did the residents or those leading the service know what was going through her head as they shared in worship
How to Improve the Audio/Visual Production at Your Corps
An interview with William Chinnery, multimedia specialist for the Canadian Staff Band.
Interview by Sean Van GulikIt’s important to have well-trained audio/video (AV) technicians who can operate the equipment effectively, ensure optimal sound quality and provide a seamless streaming experience. Sean Van Gulik, project specialist in the music and arts ministries department, spoke with William Chinnery, multimedia specialist for the Canadian Staff Band (CSB), about how to improve your AV capabilities and avoid common pitfalls.
A Lifetime of Service
From Newfoundland and Labrador to the world, General Brian Peddle and Commissioner Rosalie Peddle leave a legacy of mission-minded ministry.
We thank General Brian Peddle and Commissioner Rosalie Peddle, World President of Women’s Ministries, as they retire after a combined 93 years of service as officers in The Salvation Army.
Marching Along
What role are you willing to play in advancing the mission?
by Lt-Colonel Les MarshallAre you willing to fight for what’s right? “Soldiers of Jesus, be valiant and strong; The Salvation Army is marching along.”
On Pain of Death
Considering changes to Canada’s medical assistance in dying law.
By James Read and Roland StettlerJames Read speaks with Roland Stettler about medical assistance in dying.
Window Dressing
The Salvation Army’s thrift store windows in Swift Current, Sask., are a feast for the eyes—and the soul.
by Ken RamsteadWalk along the main street in Swift Current, Sask., and you’ll be greeted by sparkling and enticing window displays—courtesy of the Salvation Army thrift store.One week, NHL hockey jerseys in pristine condition take centre stage. Another week, sumptuous grad gowns adorn the front windows. A Salvation Army exhibit spotlights the living history of the church. And still other times feature the Beatles or Star Wars.