The Salvation Army Prince George Community Church provides comfort, hope and friendship, as these four stories show.

As Jeanette Levellie was reminded recently, you don’t need to make a big splash to change your world. You can serve others in a thousand little, colourful ways to make a huge difference.

As the administrative assistant at The Salvation Army’s church in Swift Current, Sask., July Peifer's personal mission to make everyone’s day better and to express the love of God to every person she interacts with.

Phil Callaway sometimes complains, “My seedless watermelon has a seed in it.”  or “My electric toothbrush died. Now I have to move my arm.” When that happens, he leaves Whine Country for a place called Gratitude, and everything changes. See why.

When Welland, Ont., Major Frank Campion discovered the majority of his council approved a pay raise during the COVID-19 pandemic despite his protests, he didn’t think it was appropriate. So he decided to donate his raise to "the right people": The Salvation Army.

How did the son of a drug-dealing mother and a father who was a motorcycle gang member become a Salvationist?

Every adoptive parent waits for "the call" that will change your life forever. when Trina Gallop Blank got her call, it changed three lives. Read how that happened.

La Deuda is a fictional story inspired by Jesus’ parable of the unmerciful servant (see Matthew 18:21-35). But its Mexican setting is essential to the fabric and the characters. Read how one boy's decision has consequences beyond his family.

The Refuge is a Christian community in eastern Ontario where God's presence shines through. The name was apt for one young man and his mother. See how both were changed forever.

How did a free-sandwich coupon create a friendship?