Youth develop skills and form friendships at National Music Camp.

For the more than half a million Canadians living with dementia, the world can be a confusing and frightening place. During World Alzheimer's Month, a family shares their personal experience with this all-too-common disease.

A reflection on the march in of the territory's newest cadets.

Who's to blame when the demand for cheap clothing costs workers in the developing world their lives?

In the wake of the worst flooding catastrophe in Alberta's history, The Salvation Army offers hope.

As Christians consider how to respond to attacks, Shane Claiborne says that grace can dull the sharpest sword.

Singer-songwriter Phil Laeger returns to the heart of worship.

In this exclusive interview, recently elected General André Cox discusses his vision for the Army, the Army's response to poverty and human trafficking, and why multiculturalism is one of the Army's greatest strengths.

Can't go to camp? No problem! The Salvation Army will bring camp to you.

Booth University College students share why young people are leaving the church—and what can be done.