What do you think of when you hear the word “justice”? Fairness? Things being set right? Things as they’re meant to be?
To Live in the Light of the Resurrection—That is What Easter Means
For a band of confused and despairing followers, the Resurrection of Jesus signalled a new dawn.
by Commissioner Floyd Tidd
How do we navigate Easter in a time of COVID-19 restrictions? With hope because of God's love, reminds Commissioner Floyd Tidd.
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New Auxiliary-Lieutenant Program Offers a Path to Full-Time, Non-Officer Service
What could it look like for you to serve in this way?
by Major Deana Zelinsky
The new auxiliary-lieutenant program offers a full-time, non-officer position for those considering spiritual leadership in The Salvation Army.
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Running on Empty
We’ve been forced to pause—let’s make sure we use this time to focus on what really matters in life.
by Major Owen BuddenSince COVID-19 invaded our lives in the spring of 2020, we have been forced to re-think our behaviours and priorities; to rethink how to live life.
Marie Kondo delights in discarding—but we are called to love God and people, not things.
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Between one-day special sales and two-day free delivery, impulse buying has become easier and easier. The belief that something out there is going to make me happy is just one click away. It’s the original struggle, updated for the 21st century.
Jesus Yes, Church Yes
What is the millennial generation seeking from the church?
by Major Rick Zelinsky
Why are millennials leaving the church and what can we do to stop them? Salvation Army officer Major Rick Zelinsky explains.
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I want to teach my kids that Jesus gave up so much more than his daily caffeine fix—he died for them.
From Knowledge to Action
Celebrating Black History Month in Canada.
by Edi Matondo and Buhle DlaminiIn December 1995, Dr. Jean Augustine (the first African-Canadian woman elected to the House of Commons) led the motion for Canada to officially recognize February as Black History Month. Today, Black History Month provides the opportunity to recognize and celebrate contributions of Black Canadians of the past and present.
What about trying a family resolution this year?