This Easter, Christians around the globe will once again take the journey from Calvary, remembering the sacrificial love of God as Jesus died upon a cross, to the Sunday morning celebration of his Resurrection.

Peter knew his share of failure, both as a fisherman and as a fisher of men. But his story is not so much about failure as it is about not allowing failure to define who we are.

The Lieutenant Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador is thanking The Salvation Army for "the outpouring of support" to the province during the coronavirus pandemic. This includes an operation serving hot meals to truckers in Port aux Basques, Newfoundland.

While meal programs are being cancelled to stop the spread of COVID-19, The Salvation Army is continuing to serve lunches every day from an emergency response unit outside the community services building in Williams Lake, B.C.

The Salvation Army’s Ottawa Grace Manor long-term care home is bringing residents together with their families and loved ones through video conferencing.

Territorial survey shows godly, hardworking, and committed people are the greatest strength of The Salvation Army, say Commissioners Floyd and Tracey Tidd, Territorial Commanders.

Resurrection eggs are a great way to share the good news of Easter with children.

Army works on front lines during the coronavirus pandemic to bring relief across the country.

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.