A Canadian Salvation Army mission trip to Costa Rica changed lives in both countries.

Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, there is room for some gentle humour, as these anecdotes illustrate.

Despite being diagnosed with visceral myopathy, a rare pathological condition characterized by impaired intestinal function and motility, Cindy Moore continues to keep the faith and look at each day with fresh wonder.

Angila Holden and her four grandchildren raised money to provide milk for The Salvation Army’s community and family services in Listowel, Ont.

A victim of human-trafficking, Victoria Morrison escaped and, with the help of The Salvation Army, is not only putting her life back together but now assists other survivors.

A Salvation Army world missions project in Zambia gave Aaron Bowes a renewed appreciation of the work the organization does.

A Salvation Army back-to-school program garners community support in Dartmouth, N.S.

You don't need a degree to home-school your children effectively, as the example of Sue and George illustrate.

COVID-19 has helped Juliane Martin grow closer to God.

Lorraine Blue decided to help The Salvation Army during COVID-19 by donating food and other supplies to the organization.