This contemplative piece will encourage you to consider and implement the process of creativity in all areas of your life. As image-bearers of God, creativity is our birthright, given to us from the Creator himself.
A Salvation Army ministry in Alberta had a very special birthday barbeque last year. “This is for all the birthdays that you weren’t celebrated,” they told their clients. “This is for all the birthdays you didn’t get to enjoy.”
Teaching was one of the pillars of Jesus’ ministry.
The power imbalance of man over woman is a result of the Fall and is a distortion of God’s divine will and original design for humankind.
Redeeming Love does not model the type of love God offers to us.
The Salvation Army’s New Choices program gives hope to young mothers such as Barbie.
Everything we do as the church should have the call to “make disciples” at its core.
The Salvation Army's Gateway Linens in Toronto is more than a laundry. It provides jobs, a steady income for those in need and, most importantly, a means to a new life for program participants.
As Christians, we live in the middle of the story, between creation and redemption, waiting for the day when all is made right. Jesus inaugurated the kingdom, but it is not yet fully here. Until then, we live in the tension of an unfolding mystery, trusting God with the unknown.
In Sesame Street, our favourite friends find their way home with the help of an unlikely ally.
