Chrissie is a farmer in Chambo, Malawi. After receiving training in conservation agriculture, her yield rose from seven to 35 bags of maize, enough to feed her family for a year and send all her children to school.
Salvationist Podcast: Commissioner Rosalie Peddle
World President of Women’s Ministries shares heart for justice, reflects on decades of ministry.
Commissioner Peddles talks about how The Salvation Army is “re-imagining” women’s ministries, shares how God has sustained her through 47 years of ministry.
Movie: Jesus Revolution
Jesus Revolution is more than a movie; it's an invitation to experience revival.
By Shannon MischukJesus Revolution is based on the book of the same title by Pastor Greg Laurie, founder of Harvest Christian Fellowship, a retelling of his first-hand conversion experience with Lonnie Frisbee and Pastor Chuck Smith. An impressive film that does a great job of detailing the incredible spiritual awakening of the 1960s and ’70s and how God moved during that time, it absolutely has implications for us today.
This is the first article in a five-part series on sacramental living. Articles will be published monthly, alternating in print and online at Salvationist.ca.
Community Runs for a Cause at the 2022 Santa Shuffle
Festive event supports Army ministries across Canada.
Salvation Army thrilled to return in-person for annual fundraising event.
The Salvation Army is active in more than 130 countries worldwide. With such a wide scope of ministry, there are many service opportunities for both officers and lay personnel interested in serving overseas. Below is a list of available positions in other Salvation Army territories, prepared by the IHQ personnel department.International Service
Match Game: Enola Holmes 2
In the new movie, Sherlock’s sister seeks the truth about a missing factory girl. But for The Salvation Army, the game was already afoot.
by Ken RamsteadIn Enola Holmes 2, Sherlock’s sister seeks the truth about a missing factory girl. In the course of her investigations, Enola discovers that unsafe factory conditions are killing the female workers. But in reality, The Salvation Army’s response to this and other social concerns, such as poverty and homelessness, echoes down the years to the present.
The Cold Community
The Salvation Army in Winnipeg reaches out to those living on the street in the wintertime.
by Abbigail OliverThe Salvation Army Centre of Hope provides life-saving service by bringing people in from the cold.
Promises, Promises
When God promised an old woman a baby, it was nothing to laugh about.
By Jeanette LevellieWhen God promised Abraham and Sarah a baby, the couple laughed. After all, were well into their senior years—and they’d never had kids. That didn’t bother God. With Him, a promise is a promise. It may take Him longer than we like, but He always keeps His promises. Now that’s something to laugh about!
Tuning Our Hearts To Generosity
As we grow in Christ, we grow in giving our time and talents.
by Major Norman GarciaAux-Captain Cryderman explains how she encourages her church to be faithful in giving, in a post-pandemic era.
