Wild Rose Country: Spotlight on Alberta
Three stories of community outreach in Red Deer, St. Albert and Lethbridge.
by Giselle RandallHighlighting three ministries in Alberta.
Highlighting three ministries in Alberta.
For 43 years, Craig Smith struggled with drug addiction. But The Salvation Army reignited his life. Craig underwent rehabilitation and then joined The Salvation Army’s Keystone program at Edmonton’s Centre of Hope.He believes his 18-month stay at Keystone was the best thing he could have done.“It saved my life,” he says.
A new program at Belleville Citadel, Ont., called Sticks and Stones is introducing youth to activities from woodworking to computer-building to sushi-making.
Salvation Army holiday camps helps participants develop social and outdoor skills.
Territorial leaders reflect on the most pressing social issues these countries face, the Army’s relationship with the Catholic Church, and how God is at work and changing lives.
Booth UC is a dynamic, thriving centre of educational excellence, ever striving to better serve The Salvation Army.
Jazz up a second-hand mug using temporary tattoos, then fill it with your favourite tea, chocolate, etc.
This April, Lillian “Lil” McLeod celebrated an impressive milestone as a Salvationist—96 years on the Salvation Army roll at Medicine Hat Community Church, Alta., and 80 years as a senior soldier.