If the doctor had not sent Al Weibe to The Salvation Army, he probably would have died. Now, he helps the Army raise awareness about mental health. “We need to just think about people on the street or people living at The Salvation Army as peers and not some other second-class citizen. Let’s give them hope.”

The Vanishing at CastleMoreau is a deliciously spooky gothic horror novel that will have your heart racing.

To mark the 25th anniversary of Faith & Friends, we’ve been asking past editors, current writers and YOU, our readers, to tell us what articles have impacted them. Our article this month was suggested by the very first editor of Faith & Friends, Fred Ash.

We can live a richer life—enabling us to reach others and invite them into the beautiful family of God.

No matter how good we think we are, we need to think again.

Here’s a fun, easy way to give an old T-shirt new life with something you probably already have in your laundry room!

How can a pint-sized five-year-old almost done in by polio end up sharing Christ in one of the most rugged and primitive places on Earth? Read this captivating story of joy and heartache, weakness and strength, of how one woman’s unshakeable faith in God triumphed over insurmountable odds, and impacted thousands.

Winning a gift certificate gave a Four River Co-Op employee a chance to give back to a Salvation Army food bank, where hungry families and individuals are helped.

“The Hamilton Booth Centre was the first place that took me in and had someone who listened to me,” Bob Pollakis says. “It’s a place that cared for me and gave me guidance.”

The purchase of a bike from The Salvation Army had a significant impact on Christian Aumell's life and helped him through a challenging period of adjustment.