In the tradition of Canada Reads, we asked five Salvationists from across the territory to choose one song that they think best represents the mission of The Salvation Army. See what they said—and then cast a vote for your favourite! 

Are we going out, sending people out and making disciples who are influencing the world for God?

In February 2023, a dedicated, mission-focused group of 20 volunteers from the Ontario Division spent two weeks in Kingston, Jamaica, helping to renovate and repair The Salvation Army’s Evangeline Residence for women and School for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

New chief secretary and territorial secretary for women’s ministries, Colonels John and Lani Chamness, share their approach to ministry and the inspiration they bring with them into their new appointments.

"God’s got great plans for this territory. I have no doubt."

St. John's Citadel, N.L., creates a welcoming atmosphere with accessible programming such as deaf services and a sensory room.

It’s important to have well-trained audio/video (AV) technicians who can operate the equipment effectively, ensure optimal sound quality and provide a seamless streaming experience. Sean Van Gulik, project specialist in the music and arts ministries department, spoke with William Chinnery, multimedia specialist for the Canadian Staff Band (CSB), about how to improve your AV capabilities and avoid common pitfalls.

We thank General Brian Peddle and Commissioner Rosalie Peddle, World President of Women’s Ministries, as they retire after a combined 93 years of service as officers in The Salvation Army.

James Read speaks with Roland Stettler about medical assistance in dying.

At Yorkwoods Community Church in Toronto, a corps situated in a high-needs area of Ontario’s capital, a new sports program reaches youth who would otherwise have had no interaction with The Salvation Army.