The mood was enthusiastic and joyful when friends, family, staff and professors gathered for the first in-person Booth University College convocation ceremony since the start of the pandemic. The ceremony took place on the last Sunday in April at Knox United Church in Winnipeg.  Bachelor of social work graduate Marla Warkentin delivers the

The renovations launch at a critical time, as demand for food bank and meal services continues to grow in the community. 

An interview with Beatrice Wallace, a survivor of human trafficking, about her own experience and how The Salvation Army can respond to this ongoing crisis.

I hope this article brings hope as you age and encourages you to plan for the future. Stay connected. Our purpose in life is infinite.

New eight-year training program covers the formative and ministerial development over one year as a candidate, two years as a cadet and five years as a commissioned lieutenant.

“Giving is the number one rule to receiving,” says Taurean Prince of the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves.

The Youth Creative Conference was a great reminder that creativity can play a huge part in our faith and ministry.

As Majors Judy and Vaden Vincent explored their passions in ministry, they also navigated the burdens of mental health at home.

It is Mavis’ passion as an employee to share her experiences to inspire others and to communicate the mission of The Salvation Army. 

Over the past number of months, we’ve explored the various aspects of what has come to be known as our Discipleship Essentials. As we come to the final aspect of what it can look like to live as CHRIST-centred, OTHERS-focused disciples, we acknowledge and realize that there is a specific and unique context in which our discipleship finds itself and is expressed: The Salvation Army. And so we finish by examining the S of our OTHERS acronym: Salvationism.