A short-term mission team from Kingston Citadel in Ontario explores how to help.
Planting Possibility
Multiplying corps through small seeds of community engagement and big vision.
by James WatsonLet's look for what God is doing in our communities and join him. A look at four corps plants currently underway.
Holy Protest
Lt-Colonel Wendy Swan explains why a public response to injustice is essential to Salvationism.
Interview by Kristin OstensenThe Salvation Army shouldn’t be afraid to upset society says Lt-Colonel Wendy Swan.
An Incredible Five-Year Journey
Leading our worldwide Army a life-changing experience.
by General André CoxGeneral André Cox reflects on leading the worldwide Army.
Ontario Central-East Divisional Congress and Commissioning Concludes in Toronto
Salvationists gather to worship God and send out the Messengers of Compassion.
by Pamela Richardson“Hallelujah! What a wonderful day!” said Lt-Colonel Sandra Rice as she welcomed Salvationists and friends to a worship service at the Toronto Congress Centre on June 17.
Messengers of the Gospel
Sixteen Salvation Army officers commissioned and ordained in Toronto.
by Pamela Richardson“The Messengers of the Gospel are ready to go and live up to their name!” declares Commissioner Susan McMillan, territorial commander.
All Fear is Gone
From prison to recovery to officership, God was with me all the way.
by Captain Rob HardyWhen I first accepted Christ, I thought God would fix everything that was wrong with my life. That was not the case ... but I know God is with me.
“In my heart, I never stopped being a Salvationist,” says Linda Leigh.
On June 16, the Canada and Bermuda Territory will commission 16 new lieutenants in the Messengers of the Gospel Session. As they prepare for a new chapter in their ministry, these Salvationists reflect on their calling and the meaning of their sessional name.
Sometimes people assume that a disability makes a person less able, less talented or less intellectual than everyone else.



