When Lieutenants Mirna Dirani and Tharwat Eskander, corps officers and outreach and evangelism directors at Mississauga Community Church, Ont., realized that the young adults in their corps were seeking something greater than just attending church, they set out to create a ministry that would blend discipleship with social justice education.

As The Salvation Army celebrates 160 years in 2025, let’s leave a legacy that honours God and builds the kingdom.

Do the New Testament Gospels promote Jesus at the expense of truth? This article will look at some of the key difficulties surrounding the question of Jesus’ birthplace and propose how they may be reconciled.

This Christmas, as we celebrate the birth of the Saviour, let’s ask God to empower us with Holy Spirit zeal to spread the word concerning Jesus, that still more might come to experience the love of God as revealed in the gift of his precious Son and our Saviour, Jesus, the Son of God.

Although Jaime Perea Rodríguez grew up in the Christian faith, he felt that it was lost when he left his home country of Colombia and moved to Canada. His mother, Maria, was devout and taught him to follow the path of Jesus Christ, but the harrowing journey to a new country challenged his connection with God. It wasn’t until he

This Christmas season, if you've not already done so, why not invite King Jesus into your heart?

Neisy Castillo has been a Salvation Army camp counsellor, cook, kettle co-ordinator and driver, toy shop co-ordinator, Spanish translator, and leader of a Spanish congregation. Today, she is the youth and family ministries co-ordinator at Boundless Vancouver. Where are you from? This is a bit of a tricky question! My life has been divided into

Last December, The Salvation Army in Maple Ridge, B.C., transformed their administrative offices into a Christmas Village, with trees, lights and even striped awnings, to recreate the feel of an outdoor market in a town square.

Every Thursday evening, families come together for Thursday Night Church, a program where children, from 5 to 17, participate in a variety of music ministries and share a meal together. 

“We’re called to be servants,” says Dean. “God has no hands or feet but ours.”