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.
Are you willing to fight for what’s right? “Soldiers of Jesus, be valiant and strong; The Salvation Army is marching along.”
James Read speaks with Roland Stettler about medical assistance in dying.
Walk 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.
At Yorkwoods Community Church in Toronto, a corps situated in a high-needs area of Ontario’s capital, a new sports program reaches youth who would otherwise have had no interaction with The Salvation Army.
The visit of international leaders General Brian Peddle and Commissioner Rosalie Peddle (World President of Women’s Ministries) to the Netherlands, Czech Republic and Slovakia Territory, was a time of blessing and encouragement, specially marked by the award of two Orders of the Founder.
Even after 16 seasons, Murdoch Mysteries is still the highest-rated Canadian show on TV and is broadcast in approximately 120 countries around the world.It’s a level of popularity that Maureen Jennings, author of the book series on which the show is based, never dreamed of. Read all about her.
Major Gloria Hammond, retired Salvation Army officer, learned about God's grace as she cared for her parents.
To help students find affordable prom and graduation dresses, The Salvation Army in Guelph, Ont., hosted its annual “Princess Project” event this spring to give students the chance to buy formal dresses, shoes and accessories at a low price.
General Brian Peddle has approved the official recognition of the commencement of The Salvation Army’s work in the Kingdom of Thailand, making it the 134th country in which The Salvation Army has a legally and officially recognized ministry.
