From the time he returned from the Second World War until his death, Henry Bellegarde always donated to The Salvation Army. Recognizing all the work and dedication he had seen during the war had had an impact on him, and his daughter, Mary, inherited his love for the Army as well. 

When the Royal Canadian Legion needed help to raise funds for their Poppy Campaign, they turned to The Salvation Army in their time of need.

Jeanette Levellie had steered away from someone who had made unkind comments to her. But taking up the opportunity to preach at that person's church made Jeanette nervous. Would Robin approach her after the worship service and make a hurtful remark? 

In Dune, a young man holds the fate of the galaxy in his hands—if he can survive the dangers and perils of a hostile planet.

October 16 has been designated by the UN as World Food Day. This comes just days after Thanksgiving, when many of us sat with family and enjoyed a large meal together. Maybe this year we will not only give thanks for what we have bu also reflect on the millions of people around the world who have far less than we do. As you will read, The Salvation Army's international development department is involved in many projects around the world, bringing food security to individuals and families.

Thanks to The Salvation Army, Ryan kicked his addictions. Now, he plans to give back by helping others as he was helped.

In October 2019, Major Morgan Hillier, the Salvation Army pastor at Mount Pearl Corps, N.L., met a friend for coffee at a Tim Hortons. “He was going through some challenges. As we were talking, I gave him some advice, which I wrote on a napkin,” says Major Morgan. Wondering if others would find it useful as well, he snapped a picture

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Neil Davison has crashed cars, plummeted off cliffs and been engulfed in flames. He has fought superheroes, monsters and mutants. He’s died a thousand deaths in countless movies and TV shows. “I rely on my faith, but I don’t throw myself into things, thinking, God’s got me,” he says. “Being a good stunt performer is about intelligent courage—I don’t feel like I take foolish or irresponsible risks. But I still find strength in knowing that God is there for me and cares about me.”

In a world built upon words, a Salvation Army literacy program is writing a new chapter.