We are positioned to pray our way to hope for everyone, through Christ, right here and right now, together.

The Canada and Bermuda Territory, led by women’s ministries, supports an agriculture project designed to increase food security and support long-term nutritional health in the Republic of Congo.

Indian club swinging was popular in The Salvation Army from the 1890s to the 1930s. It was not uncommon to have “club” groups that resembled timbrel brigades.

The Salvation Army in Vernon, B.C., is set to significantly enhance its food bank operations to better serve the community, which has seen a notable increase in the number of working class families requiring assistance. For nearly a decade, the Army has been operating its food distribution from two separate locations—a warehouse for food

The Salvation Army in Chilliwack, B.C., recently celebrated its 100th anniversary with a series of commemorative events under the theme of “A Century of Hope.” The celebrations, including a Jesus Downtown festival and an anniversary weekend and concert, provided an opportunity for intentional outreach and a public display of the

“Communication is paramount in long-term care, and having an affordable, easy-to-implement solution like Engage Plus can set a new standard for best practices in the sector,”

Colonel Wendy Swan on the Army's work at the United Nations, the importance of being an informed advocate, and how God is moving her life today.

Ian Pollard reflects on his EDS work, his faith as a lifelong Salvationist, and his commitment to the mission of The Salvation Army.

An officer shares her experience with pregnancy loss and infertility. A Salvation Army resource for hosting a "Hannah Service."

A previously unknown exhibit prepared for the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa sheds light on an important part of the Salvation Army's wartime past. 

“Through my incarceration, loneliness, fear and sin, I learned with the help of God’s people at The Salvation Army that I never stand alone,” says Richard Bonds.

A hectic morning with her granddughter made Diane Stark forget all that was going on around her.

May we embrace experiences that allow us to become like Jesus and serve in Jesus’ name as we go about our daily lives.

Earlier this year, all mission partners of the Canada and Bermuda Territory were invited to participate in the seventh biannual territorial values survey, administered by the Ethics Centre.  Responses help provide a deeper understanding of our culture and how it supports the territorial mission, vision and values. They also reveal the relationship between personal values, values present in the current culture and values that mission partners believe are most important for mission delivery.

NEW & NOTABLE Who Am I to Change the World?: From a Comfortable Couch to a Courageous Calling BY MAJOR PETER BROOKSHAW “If you want to change the world, you have to get off the couch,” says Major Peter Brookshaw, corps officer at Morley Salvos, Perth, in the Australia Territory. In his new book, Who Am I to Change the World?: