God's Warrior
Amanda Rivait's Salvation Army family supports her as she struggles with Huntington's disease.
by Ken Ramstead
"I can get through anything, especially with God on my side,” says Salvationist Amanda Rivait.
Where I Needed to Be
How could I look into the eyes of someone who had taken another person's life?
by Lorna Frost
As a chaplain in corrections, I am amazed as I watch people’s lives change in an instant.
Shelley McCready was leaving for the night, when a father came to The Salvation Army looking for help.
I thought I’d never pass by a real person and just ignore him, but then I did with the man holding the sign.
We Wish You a Merry Christmas
In Goderich and across Canada and Bermuda, The Salvation Army brings joy during the holidays.
by Ken Ramstead
Every Christmas, retirement residences and hospitals in Goderich are visited by Salvationists spreading the joy of the season.
Kettle Caring
There are as many reasons to give to The Salvation Army at Christmas as there are people who do so.
by Jack Best
When it comes to the Army’s kettle campaign, charity often wears a face of determined anonymity.
How a geranium plant showed Jewell that there are no hopeless cases with God.
Tea and Dignity
There's still good in the world—and good people—as a morning at my favourite coffee shop showed me.
by Morgan Hillier
Putting Jesus' words into action at Tim Hortons.
For one young girl, The Salvation Army’s participation in a Santa Claus parade had eternal consequences.
From the Front
As the Great War came to a close, soldiers expressed their appreciation to The Salvation Army.
by Kristin Ostensen
Soldiers thank The Salvation Army for the work Salvationists did during the First World War.
