IN THE NEWS U.K. Army Musical Highlights Importance of Community Belongings, a new musical out of the United Kingdom and Ireland Territory, is a heartwarming story set in a Salvation Army thrift shop, and tells the interconnected stories of staff, volunteers and customers sheltering together during a storm. Written by Paul Sharman and Steph
Raising Children Who Live Out the Spirit of Salvationism
Three ways to pass on a passion for The Salvation Army.
by Captain Bhreagh RoweThis is how an Army survives. This is how we pass on Salvationism to the next generation. This is how we continue to take back the dark every single day of our Salvationist life.
Lt-Col Roxanne Jennings shares her thoughts on the theme of covenant.
The Creator and the Child
How a new sci-fi film from Gareth Edwards subverts our ideas of power.
by Michael BoyceIn The Creator, Gareth Edwards weaves a complex tale of warfare, truth, betrayal, redemption and moral ambiguity.
Ultimately, God can and will reveal himself to us whenever we gather with the intention of meeting with him.
Every dollar contributed to the Partners in Mission Self-Denial Campaign represents an act of generosity, kindness and love to those who desperately need our mission support.
The Affordability Crisis
More and more Canadians are struggling to make ends meet. How can we create meaningful change?
by James Read and Paul BarberIn our Talking It Over series, James Read invites thoughtful Salvationists from around the world to reflect on moral and ethical issues. Here, he speaks with Paul Barber about the rising cost of living.
NEW & NOTABLE The Power of Forgiveness BY BOB ARMSTRONG The Power of Forgiveness by Salvationist Bob Armstrong explores the intricacies of forgiveness in Christianity. Drawing from a blend of biblical, psychological and relational perspectives, Armstrong discusses the impact of both giving and accepting forgiveness, and offers valuable
C.S. Lewis and Racism
Rereading the cherished classic, The Chronicles of Narnia, raises uncomfortable questions.
by Michael BoyceAcknowledging the presence of something troubling does not necessitate abandoning the things we love. Instead, it allows us to accept them with humility, recognizing that the author may not have gotten everything right, just as we don’t have all the answers ourselves.
“Blessed is she who has believed that the Lord would fulfil his promises to her!” (Luke 1:45)