Home-Run Faith
Siblings Brendan and Caitlin Colley look to glorify God through sport.
by Nathan Reid-WelfordPursuing God in sport while performing at the highest level has always been the motivation of Brendan and Caitlin Colley.
A Brand With a Soul
How William Booth inspired Province of Canada entrepreneur Jeremy Watt.
by Abbigail Oliver“I wouldn’t change the experience of growing up in The Salvation Army at all. I think it set the tone for my future.”
Living History: The Sounds of Music
The Heritage Centre’s instrumental holdings reflect the deep musical history of The Salvation Army.
A look at six unique instruments in the Heritage Centre's collection.
A Sign From God
A neighbour’s Easter decoration reminded me that we need each other.
by Major Charlotte DeanWe cannot walk through life alone. We need each other.
Setting A Big Table
At Bloor Central Corps, a community meal is a picture of the kingdom of God.
by Jahred WarkentinCommunity meal is a Christ-driven response to a loneliness epidemic.
Full STEAM Ahead
Day camp is expanding The Salvation Army’s reach and impact in Bermuda.
by Giselle RandallThe Salvation Army in Bermuda is offering three new day camps—STEAM, CREATE and sports—as part of a revamped camping ministry.
By the Numbers
For 42 years, The Salvation Army has been Shelley Toner’s only employer. And she wouldn’t have had it any other way.
by Ken Ramstead“You can minister to people in different ways, and I just hope over my 42 years, I’ve done that.”
The Gift of Holiness
Sanctification is being open to the work of God in our lives.
by Lieutenant Jenny RideoutWhat does holiness mean to you? Lieutenant Jenny Rideout reflects on a holiness seminar at the College for Officer Training led by General Linda Bond (Rtd).
Living History: The Story of a Bonnet
Originally devised by co-Founder Catherine Booth, the bonnet was first worn in 1880.
The Heritage Centre’s collection features approximately 150 bonnets in different styles.
A Vision of Love
New senior soldier at Moncton Citadel Community Church, N.B., shares how an encounter with Jesus transformed her life.
Brigitte Mejía de Martínez recently moved to Canada from the Dominican Republic with her family. They attend Moncton Citadel Community Church, N.B., where, in just a short time, they have become pillars of the community.
