Words can hurt or heal, but the right word at just the right time is a work of art.

Last year, a Salvation Army band brought joy to resident in long-term care homes by playing outside. But one resident in particular, the music was especially appreciated.

Thanks to The Salvation Army's Christmas Kettle campaign, people such as Tricia are given the support they need to start a new life.

Paula Geister volunteered at a Salvation Army soup kitchen to help people, but she found out that the best thing God did for her as she served over the years was teach her how to better love her neighbour.

Four summer placement students contributed in ways that not only benefited The Salvation Army's North Toronto Community Church but the wider community that the church serves as well.

Despite almost perishing in a German concentration camp, Joe Knypstra's faith has helped him maintain a positive outlook on life.

Baker Jill Boville wanted to help people affected by COVID-19, but her actions inspired others to  do the same.

Three front-line workers show how they have tackled COVID-19 head-on, and how their professionalism and faith has helped them through this crisis.

Award-winning author Marsha Hubler set out to write a teen series to change young people’s lives but her own life changed in the process.

Salvation Army Major Jim Mercer spent a week at a Salvation Army long-term care facility, and the experience changed his life and deepened his faith.