On a journey to find faith, it took two years for Janice Keats to find what she was looking for.

The Bible is history’s bestselling book and is the most read, studied and taught book ever. Clearly, there is some value in reading the Bible, and so the challenge is: How do you read the Bible? The answer depends on what you’re trying to find out and, so, perhaps the first question is: Why do you want to read the Bible?

 Do you ever feel like you have a lot to do? Are you a person who makes “to-do” lists and refers back to them regularly to cross off the things that have been accomplished? Christmas can be such a stressful time. But set aside your to-do list this holiday season and, like the innkeeper, find an opportunity to connect with Jesus, the baby who was born that first Christmas night to be the Saviour of the world

How to make cozy mittens out of old and thrifted wool socks.

Centuries before modern science became interested in laughter as therapy for mental and physical health, the Bible had already said the same thing: Laughter is the best medicine.

How an unexpected Christmas gift changed Jack's life -- and the lives of those around him.

Laurie Boschman testifies to the peace of God and His goodness throughout his roller-coaster ride of a career.

Convert a thrifted wooden board or scrap piece of wood into a beautiful serving tray in just a few easy steps.

In Moana 2, our hero embarks on the dangerous journey across the ocean. But will she be able to reconnect the people of Oceania and break the curse that has befallen them? 

Viewers of Murdoch Mysteries got a rare treat in one of the more recent episodes of Canada's favourite detective series, as The Salvation Army and the CBC colloborated for a very special episode, featuring Salvationist musicians.