Around the world and in Jamaica, The Salvation Army is a strong advocate for equity and women in leadership, uplifting and amplifying the voices of women on every level—spiritually, physically and emotionally

BRAVE is a movement that starts with meeting girls where they are, regardless of socio-economic circumstance, educational attainment, life experience or goals and ambitions. From March to May, The Salvation Army will host BRAVE 2023 events all over the country, with the goal of communicating strength and agency to all young women who attend.

Kathryn and Kyle Higgins, stars of Skeleton Army, offer a behind the scenes look at the new Salvation Army musical.

Kent Hepditch wanted to go up to the altar to become a Christian—but he couldn't move. Then, he felt a hand on his shoulder, and someone asked a question that changed his life.

Thrift store profits after the pandemic have allowed NRO to give back to divisions.

Following a review of the recommendations, and with IHQ approval, it has been decided to create four balanced divisions for the Canada and Bermuda Territory.

Despite the hardships, Canadian Survivor winner Maryanne Oketch never considered quitting.  “When it’s raining and all you want is to be dry, you just keep playing the game." And she did!

As people live longer and healthier lives than previous generations, seniors are a rapidly growing segment of the population. Do we see the opportunities for ministry by, with and for older adults?

Four communities hold creative fundraisers in support of Partners in Mission.

Exhibit celebrates a difficult time in our history and gives hope for the future.

1992’s Hurricane Iniki is a reminder to two Salvation Army pastors that love conquers all.

Salvation Army values ecumenical relationship with the Catholic Church.

Victoria Citadel's bike-lending program emerges from a territorial innovation grant.

Even when we’re unplugged for the Christmas season, may we hold the brightness of Jesus in our hearts.

Holy living is more than what we stay away from; it encompasses all of how we choose to engage life. 

"It is wonderful to see that, as the knowledge grows and the skills develop, so also does the participant’s confidence."

Once a globe-trotting pilot, Bob Ungar hastouched down, dedicating years of volunteertime to helping The Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army’s School for the Blind and Visually Impaired in Kingston, Jamaica provides high-quality education for more than 120 students.

Last year, the Canada and Bermuda Territory launched Learning Pathways, a course created by International Headquarters to provide teaching on engaging with community, using an integrated mission and faith-based facilitation approach.