A Match Made in Heaven
James and Henrietta Bean never expected to find love again, but God had other plans.
by Kristin OstensenHenrietta and James Bean met through The Salvation Army after James’ wife passed away.
All of us will, at some point, be faced with end-of-life decisions. Do we know what we want? Do we know what our loved ones want?
Inside the High Council
A step-by-step guide to the election of a Salvation Army General.
by Commissioner William W. FrancisOn May 17, the High Council will convene in London, England, at the Renaissance London Heathrow Hotel to elect the 21st international leader of The Salvation Army.
Follow the Path
When I was afraid to leave a toxic relationship, God sent people to help.
by Shelly MercrediWhen Shelly Mercredi's life was falling apart, she found a community who cared at The Salvation Army.
Bienvenue’s Welcome
Tanzanian Bienvenue Musogota has found two new homes: in Canada and at The Salvation Army.
by Ken Ramstead“When I needed help,” says Bienvenue Musogota, “the Army was there for me.”
Nursing a Career
Healing arts have been a family tradition for four generations of Salvationists in St. John’s, N.L.
Spend any amount of time around Shirley Benson, her daughter, Lisa, and her son, Derek, and the love they have for nursing shines through.
Above and Beyond
Meet six volunteers who give their time and talents to help others with The Salvation Army.
by Kristin OstensenIn honour of National Volunteer Week, meet six volunteers who are making a difference across the territory.
While She Was Sleeping
Charlene Feakins’ decision to become a soldier hinged on a dream.
by Ken RamsteadA dream showed Charlene Feakins that God was challenging her to make a deeper commitment to her faith.
Soldier On
I heard the gospel because a Salvation Army corps sergeant-major kept his promise.
by Richard ParrWhen someone asks me about my faith, I tell them my story, and to give God a try—they won’t be sorry.
Good Governance
An interview with the international secretary for accountability and governance.
by Kristin OstensenCommissioner Robert Donaldson reflects on how The Salvation Army’s model of leadership needs to change, and what it will take to get us there.
