After 20 years of ministry in Germany, Lt-Colonels Marsha-Jean and David Bowles return with fresh insights for the Army in Canada and Bermuda.

In Embu, mere hours from Nairobi, Kenya’s capital city, an elderly woman and her son rake a maize field, where one stalk of corn remains in-husk following their harvest. On the same property, chickens roam free among the tiered fields where women collect tea into wicker baskets, and rows of coffee trees find shade under a canopy of banana leaves.

When hurricane Irma made landfall in Florida on September 10, it was one of the most powerful hurricanes ever to hit the state. Four days later, the Canada and Bermuda Territory deployed 10 members of its emergency disaster services personnel to lead an incident command team in Miami.

For most of her life, Kim Howlett struggled with her weight. But with God's help, she's reclaimed her health—and her life.

From addict to pastor to Salvation Army soldier, Daniel Bourque is now chaplain at the Montreal Booth Centre.

The Salvation Army is restoring hope to Ebola-affected communities in Liberia.

With Pathway of Hope, the Canada and Bermuda Territory is helping families break the cycle of poverty and build a new life.

Salvation Army S.O.UL. Dance program gives children an opportunity to praise the Lord through dancing.

New program at Powell River Corps teaches seniors to be tech-savvy.

At Oshawa Temple, making junior soldiers is a corps commitment.