In the tradition of Canada Reads, we asked five Salvationists from across the territory to choose one song that they think best represents the mission of The Salvation Army. See what they said—and then cast a vote for your favourite! 

The people of Okinawa, Japan, have a fascinating word they live by on a daily basis: ikigai—pronounced “icky guy.” It roughly translates to “the reason you get out of bed in the morning.” In other words, it’s the thing that drives you the most in life.Phrases that are associated with ikigai are: what you love; what brings you satisfaction; what you are good at; what the world needs; what motivates you; what brings joy. What is your ikigai?

Grace Village, a groundbreaking new 175-unit, energy-efficient building in Edmonton, celebrated its grand opening in June.

The Canadian Staff Songsters travelled to Old Orchard Beach, Maine, for Salvation Army camp meetings and pier ministry.

Are we going out, sending people out and making disciples who are influencing the world for God?

In February 2023, a dedicated, mission-focused group of 20 volunteers from the Ontario Division spent two weeks in Kingston, Jamaica, helping to renovate and repair The Salvation Army’s Evangeline Residence for women and School for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

Manic Drive has cemented itself in the Christian music industry with a catalogue of rock ranging from alternative with a hint of metal to pop with a hint of electronic elements.

New chief secretary and territorial secretary for women’s ministries, Colonels John and Lani Chamness, share their approach to ministry and the inspiration they bring with them into their new appointments.