Street Patrol
Belleville nurse serves the marginalized in back alleys and tent cities.
by Giselle Randall
As a Salvation Army street nurse, Debbie DeVries reaches out to the marginalized with care and compassion.
Peace of Mind
Living with an acquired brain injury can significantly affect mental health.
by Lieutenant Rick Apperson
How The Salvation Army can help people living with an acquired brain injury.
Did you know that The Salvation Army also has a salute? We raise the index finger of our right hand above shoulder height, pointing to God, as a way of saying that God deserves all glory and praise.
Casting a Vision
A Salvation Army school in the Bahamas empowers blind and visually impaired students.
by Kathy Nguyen
A Salvation Army school in the Bahamas is the only school for the blind and visually impaired in the entire country.
The Road Back to Hope
At Yorkminster Citadel, Lola Agosu found the support she needed to make a new life in Canada.
by Kristin OstensenAfter immigrating to Canada, nothing seemed to be going right for Lola Agosu. Until she encountered The Salvation Army.
At The Salvation Army Home for the Aged and Girls’ Home, women and girls learn from and take care of one another.
“God, how can this be happening to your people?”
Blessings in Bangladesh
Maternal health, housing and education highlighted in newest Partners in Mission command.
by Lt-Colonel Brenda Murray
The Canada and Bermuda Territory and Bangladesh Command became Partners in Mission on January 1, 2018.
Helping the Helpers
How a mission trip to Greece reminded me that God provides.
by Major Cheryl Atkinson
In October, a group of 11 Salvationists and officers, representing the Prairie Division, travelled to Greece to support The Salvation Army’s ministry there.
A Place of Prayer
The rich heritage of the mercy seat in Salvation Army tradition.
by Captain Josh Howard
The mercy seat is a place to meet with God.
