The Heritage Centre’s collection features approximately 150 bonnets in different styles.

Highlighting three ministries in Alberta. 

A new program at Belleville Citadel, Ont., called Sticks and Stones is  introducing youth to activities from woodworking to computer-building to sushi-making.

(Above) Cutting the anniversary cake at the Friday night anniversary banquet are, from left, Cpt Kim Chan; General Brian Peddle (Rtd) and Comr Rosalie Peddle; CSM Mona West, Corner Brook Citadel; CSM Paul Tulk, Corner Brook Temple; and Mjrs Valerie and Brian Wheeler Corner Brook Temple and Corner Brook Citadel, N.L., recently celebrated their

The Salvation Army in Deer Lake, N.L., marked its 100th anniversary with a weekend celebration themed “Re:Connect,” aiming to connect the congregation and community. The event, held in May, blended worship, fellowship and outreach to embody the corps’ new commitment statement: “Connecting with God, connecting with each

Cross-Canada tour demonstrates "we're stronger together." 

After a local community kitchen was a victim of theft, The Salvation Army in Grand Falls-Windsor, N.L., stepped up to offer their support.

For 43 years, Craig Smith struggled with drug addiction. But The Salvation Army reignited his life. Craig underwent rehabilitation and then joined The Salvation Army’s Keystone program at Edmonton’s Centre of Hope.He believes his 18-month stay at Keystone was the best thing he could have done.“It saved my life,” he says.

Salvation Army holiday camps helps participants develop social and outdoor skills.

NEW & NOTABLE From the Curse to the Cross: How Jesus Saved a Muslim From the Curse by Rose Masih In From the Curse to the Cross: How Jesus Saved a Muslim Woman from the Curse, Rose Masih shares her powerful journey from a life cursed with fear and loneliness to one of freedom and salvation. Growing up as a Muslim woman, Masih was burdened by

Booth UC is a dynamic, thriving centre of educational excellence, ever striving to better serve The Salvation Army.

This summer, join me in sacrificing a little of yourself, your home and your cleanliness to reclaim childhood.

Our prayer for reconciliation as National Indigenous History Month comes to a close.

Dance, learn and grow with us at this year’s Celebration of Culture.

This National Indigenous History Month and beyond, will you walk the reconciliation path with us? Healing happens when we walk together.