Each year, the month of February is designated in our territory as Call and Commitment Month, where we create space for individuals to discern and explore God’s call on their lives. It is a time to reflect, pray, encourage others and journey together as we listen with open hearts to His voice. This year’s theme is Harvest Hands, anchored in Matthew 9:35-38.
Founded 20 years ago by pastors and students to serve the needs of newcomers in the area, Winnipeg’s English Café offers informal and conversational English programs. The café is a welcoming destination for anyone who wants to improve their English, be they recent immigrants or anyone who has been in Canada longer and is looking to strengthen their skills.
A survivor of human trafficking shares how she overcame trafficking and is helping others do the same.
General Rader will be remembered for his preaching, teaching and sterling example of Salvationism.
During this self-denial period, pray intentionally for those who are serving in supported territories around our Salvation Army world.
Though Colonel Wendy Swan is a Canadian officer, she is a true citizen of the world, having spent most of her officership in appointments around the globe.
Major Beverly Howell-Brushett is the corps officer and director of spiritual care at The Salvation Army’s Yellowknife Corps and Resource Centre, N.W.T.
For more than 60 years, The Salvation Army’s international development department has been supporting emergency and development initiatives to help break the cycle of poverty.
Watch episode three of this new video series to learn how to take action, from launching your own awareness campaigns to taking an educational course to spreading care and kindness.
Hundreds of young women have been through the doors of The Salvation Army’s Grace Haven facility in Hamilton, Ont., during its 128-year history. In all those years of assisting young parents and parents-to-be, there has never been a dad enrolled in any Grace Haven program, ever. That all changed this past June, when 20-year-old Keith accepted that valued piece of paper, making him the first ever “Grad Dad” at Grace Haven.
