Imagine being able to cure cancer, prevent disease, improve crops and even eradicate mosquitoes. It might sound like science fiction, but it’s quickly becoming science fact.
The Wounded Healer
When I was weary and heartsick, a divine appointment brought hope.
by Captain Scott StrisselA weary pastor finds spiritual refreshment in an unlikely place.
Canadian medical missionaries trust God in a time of transition.
Safe in Your Presence
Standing with our Jewish neighbours after the anti-Semitic violence in Pittsburgh.
by Major Ray HarrisWe live at a moment when a wave of anti-Semitism is sweeping our globe. Let’s remember our history, and our core convictions.
Christian social justice means ensuring that every person is given the opportunity to realize their God-given potential. But we must first acknowledge that not everyone coming to us for help began their journey at the same place.
Even in our darkest hours, God is with us, patiently waiting as a quiet presence until
our fears subside and peace returns.
What is it about being busy that makes us feel important?
The Extraordinary Gift of a Goat
On World Food Day, find out how a Salvation Army project is increasing food security in Zambia.
by Ruth HobbisA Salvation Army project supports families caring for orphaned and vulnerable children in Zambia.
Looking to the Future
Colonels Lee and Deborah Graves share parting words of encouragement.
by Geoff MoultonAn interview with Colonels Lee and Deborah Graves as they anticipate their new international appointments.
We'll Fight
The Salvation Army’s social justice heritage remains relevant—and necessary—today.
by John McAlisterThe Salvation Army has a rich history of not only meeting people’s most basic and immediate needs, but also of fighting for lasting social and spiritual change.
