Fiddles and Family
Celtic music's power couple Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy keep faith as their centre.
by Kristin Ostensen
For Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy, life is all about fiddles, family and faith.
Coffee, Cookies and Christ
In Toronto, a Salvation Army youth group helps spread compassion to those on the streets.
Story and photos by June Li
Mission Toronto shows teens the realities of homelessness.
Thankful to Volunteer
A day spent at a Salvation Army facility helped me realize I could make a difference
by June Li
Last year, The Salvation Army’s Gateway facility in Toronto hosted their annual Thanksgiving dinner for members of the community. I was asked if I’d be interested in volunteering, but I had mixed emotions.On the one hand, I was excited to provide hands-on assistance to those most vulnerable living in the community I grew up in. On
Graduating With Honours
When a medical emergency hit a Salvation Army church in Toronto, students stepped up.
by Ken Ramstead
Students embrace Salvation Army mission at Cedarbrae Community Church.
Caring for Charlottetown
The Salvation Army’s Friendship Room offers food for the soul and body.
Story and photos by Kristin Ostensen
Prince Edward Island may be the smallest province of Canada, but it’s not immune to the social problems that affect larger cities and provinces.
Back From the Brink
After decades of alcoholism, Conrad Ginter found salvation at Winnipeg's Booth Centre.
by Jordan Thompson
An addiction treatment program at The Salvation Army's Booth Centre saved Conrad Ginter's life.
“How we walk and show ourselves as God’s children might be the only Bible someone gets to see,” says Sage Northcutt.
A Salvation Army program provides free haircuts to those less fortunate.
Surviving Schizophrenia
Allan Jones is determined to help others fight for mental health.
by Ken Ramstead
“Every day is a struggle with my schizophrenia,” Allan Jones says. "You can’t do it alone. I’m proof.”
Rock of Ages
Heavy metal legend Alice Cooper's most controversial act is dedicating his life to God.
by David Goodwin
When Alice Cooper comes to town, it’s not just a concert—it’s a full-on theatrical production.
