COVID-19 has changed everything. How are we helping our kids through this time?

Compassion means being present with the person and grieving with them as they grieve. Lament is prayer to God uttered out of the sorrow, confusion, even anger felt in suffering.

Let There Be Praise is a weekly, two-hour show of Salvation Army music.

It would not surprise me if Philippians 4:6 remains the most-read verse today. COVID-19 has changed all of our lives, whether we have been infected or not.

For Andrew and Jessica Downie, officership isn't a choice; it's a calling.

The Seven Sacred Teachings (or Seven Grandfather Teachings) are based on the Anishinaabe tradition, but are valued and practised by many Indigenous people. Reflected in Scripture, they are a guide to living in right relationships with All Our Relations—with Creator, with each other, with the land and with ourselves.

As a Salvation Army street nurse, Debbie DeVries reaches out to the marginalized with care and compassion.

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.

A Salvation Army school in the Bahamas is the only school for the blind and visually impaired in the entire country.