The Phoenix Project is one way that The Salvation Army in Canada and Bermuda is working to fight human trafficking.
Harvest of Hope
Conservation agriculture techniques in Malawi increase yields for small-scale farmers.
by Manjita BiswasMatias is one of 300 small-scale farmers in Malawi who learned new ways of improving crop yields through conservation agriculture.
The world missions department strives to empower women and adopt gender equality strategies when implementing new projects around the world.
Preach It!
Before you step up to the pulpit, consider these seven tips for sermon preparation.
by Major Dale W. Pilgrim“Our message must be God’s Word not ours.”
Fighting Together
Saskatoon senior soldier shares "hopes and dreams" for Salvation Army.
by Kerri CrydermanCorps sergeant-major Kerri Cryderman shares words of encouragement for new territorial leaders.
Leap of Faith
Beverly Burton brought her husband, John, to faith. He helped renew hers.
by Ken RamsteadGod placed officership on the hearts of Beverly and John Burton.
“Thank Ewe, From Your Flock”
Comox Valley Ministries embraces Pastor Appreciation Month.
by Brent Hobden
In this season of thanksgiving, I challenge you as soldiers, adherents and friends of the Army to make pastor appreciation a priority in your corps.
Welcome Home
Commissioners Floyd and Tracey Tidd return to Canada and Bermuda as territorial leaders.
Interview by Geoff MoultonReturning as territorial leaders, Commissioners Floyd and Tracey Tidd reflect on their time abroad, what motivates them and their hopes for Canada and Bermuda.
Raise the Roof
Growing peace, beauty and food security at the Gateway of Hope in Langley, B.C.
by Giselle RandallA rooftop community garden at a Salvation Army shelter provides food security and a place to connect with God.
The brother of the Prodigal Son assumes that grace is a limited commodity. What about us?
