Mary, Martha and the Better Part
The gift of discernment helps us draw closer to God.
by Major Corinne CameronLet us explore beyond “what should I do?” to uncover “who should I be?”
True to Herself
Nikoleta Curcin had to dig deep inside herself to find the strength needed for recovery.
by Kimberly McIntyre“I love recovery. I love the feeling ofgrowing. It’s so exciting!” says Nikoleta.
A Thanksgiving Perspective
Gratitude is still possible in the midst of challenging circumstances.
by Major Sheldon Bungay"In this season of thanksgiving, I have been reminded to focus on what matters most."
From Shelter to Home
The Salvation Army is exploring a new approach in responding to the crisis of homelessness.
by Amy Fisher“Rather than ‘just’ a landlord, what if the Army could be a “ ‘just landlord’?”
Living Right While Righting Wrong
A new book by Colonel Wendy Swan explores the theology of protest.
Colonel Swan spoke with Salvationist staff writer Abbigail Oliver about the book, the research and the global experiences that guide them.
TV Review: God's Favourite Idiot
As Netflix series shows, not all stories with a religious message have to be somber or existential.
By Jillian CheneyAs Netflix’s new series illustrates, not all stories with a religious message have to be somber or existential.
Booth UC Launches Corporate Learning Academy
Academy will be a one-stop shop for mission partners, including volunteers, employees and officers.
by Ken RamsteadThe CLA is committed to lifelong learning for mission advancement, training and development programs that can accelerate The Salvation Army’s innovation journey.
Hope in the North
Nunavut teacher partners with Salvation Army to provide clothing for hundreds of students.
by Kristin OstensenNunavut teacher partners with Salvation Army to provide clothing for hundreds of students.
Our contributors tackle three common phrases heard in reconciliation conversations between Indigenous people and settlers. Adding their perspectives, they actively explore what it means to journey on the road to reconciliation.
Salvation Army Provides Critical Support to Those Affected by Hurricane Fiona
Emergency disaster services provides food, water and support to Atlantic Canada.
The Salvation Army is on the ground ready to serve with warming centres, shelters, food, water and emotional and spiritual support after Hurricane Fiona.
