If our lives are centred on Jesus, what difference does he make to how we live?

Bringing our new vision to life at the local level.

What is more important: a building or the mission itself?

The first Salvation Army International Symposium on Human Sexuality took place in Singapore from July 30 to August 6, 2022. Delegates explored what it means to be “a child of God,” identity in Christ, living with difference, constructing an understanding of faith and sexuality, same-sex attraction/same-sex relationships, pornography, married life, how to live faithfully in all relationships and how to include those who do not feel included.

Salvation Army boosts rural communities affected by unique hunger challenges.

Over the past few years, we have been saturated with news of spiritual leaders from every corner of the church using power to abuse and exploit the people they serve. It is exhausting and defeating. But can we take our cue from the prophet Nathan, who had the courage to confront the king and stand up to injustice?

In Ottawa, The Salvation Army helped Spencer move on from a life of incarceration and drugs.

Season 4, Episode 2: An innovative Salvation Army program puts a unique twist on thrifting.

One of the four pillars of Mobilize 2.0 is strengthening spiritual health. At the heart of The Salvation Army’s mission are healthy congregations. In the following months, the corps mission resource department will share a series of articles that explore the foundations of a healthy corps: authentic community, biblical stewardship, contagious evangelism, discipleship and effective leadership.

Salvationists, family and friends gathered at Toronto’s Yorkminster Citadel on Sunday, September 18, to welcome eight cadets as they commenced field-based tailored training through the College for Officer Training (CFOT) to become officers in The Salvation Army.