A New Era
The Canada and Bermuda Territory’s new training and development model will equip officers for ministry.
by Michael BoyceThe College for Officer Training in Canada and Bermuda begins a new era of training and development.
Lifting Each Other Up
As Commissioners Lee and Debbie Graves return as territorial leaders, they remind us of the importance of taking risks, investing in people and keeping the main thing the main thing.
The Canada and Bermuda Territory welcomes home Commissioners Lee and Debbie Graves this month as territorial commander and territorial president of women’s ministries, after five years of ministry in London, England. Commissioner Lee Graves most recently served as the international secretary for business administration at International
May You Fare Well
Commissioners Floyd and Tracey Tidd share a message of hope in their final chapel as territorial leaders.
Commissioner Floyd Tidd: When we first arrived back in the Canada and Bermuda Territory from our time as leaders in Australia four years ago, in the first chapel, I talked about my Rubik’s Cube, and the lessons of life and leadership that I’ve learned from it. I want to use it as a focus for us this morning, slightly different than
Two Salvation Army employees share how they marked this day last year.
Throughout my life, I can trace times when hope faded, prayers were silenced, darkness crowned my thoughts, and struggles overwhelmed and exhausted me. But I can also trace the times when God has led, intervened, guided my thoughts, tested me and shown mercy to me time and time again.
Serving on the Front Lines of Wildfire Relief
Captain Jennifer Henson outlines The Salvation Army’s response to devastating wildfires in West Kelowna, B.C.
(Above) Captain Jennifer Henson (second from right), with Lt-Colonel Jamie Braund, divisional commander, B.C. Division, Colonel John Chamness, chief secretary, Colonel Lani Chamness, territorial secretary for women’s ministries, and Captain Rob Henson All summer the wildfires have raged across the province of British Columbia, but two
Scarborough Citadel Offers New Community Café
The corps foyer has transformed into a welcoming hub for fellowship.
by Abbigail OliverThe Salvation Army at Toronto’s Scarborough Citadel recently transformed its foyer into a new community café, opening its doors throughout the week to anyone wishing to access programming, visit the food bank or find connection and support. Recognizing that their building was underutilized throughout the week, Scarborough Citadel
All of God's "nicknames" really help build a solid image of the character of God.
Update on The Salvation Army's Wildfire Emergency Response
Army continues to assist families affected by wildfires.
by Juan RomeroThe Salvation Army continues to assist families affected by the wildfires in the Northwest Territories and British Columbia.
Giraffic Park
Think God doesn’t have a sense of humour? Have you ever seen a platypus? Or a giraffe?
By Phil CallawayIt seems a giant leap of faith to think that creation’s stunning complexity is the result of anything less than the work of a master artist.
