When Lieutenants Mirna Dirani and Tharwat Eskander, corps officers and outreach and evangelism directors at Mississauga Community Church, Ont., realized that the young adults in their corps were seeking something greater than just attending church, they set out to create a ministry that would blend discipleship with social justice education.

As The Salvation Army celebrates 160 years in 2025, let’s leave a legacy that honours God and builds the kingdom.

Do the New Testament Gospels promote Jesus at the expense of truth? This article will look at some of the key difficulties surrounding the question of Jesus’ birthplace and propose how they may be reconciled.

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?

The Salvation Army expands EDS ministry to bring food services and emotional support to the downtown core in St. John’s, N.L. 

“(They) gave me so much that, during the holidays, I try to give back. I am looking forward to it.”

Watch episode one of this new video series to learn more about human trafficking and how widespread it is in your community.

This Christmas season, if you've not already done so, why not invite King Jesus into your heart?

New lieutenant reflects on meaningful experiences during training.

Majors Chris and Claudette Pilgrim and Lindsey Andrews share stories of how the online ministry is changing lives around the world.

New Lieutenant Krishna McFarlane shares her experience leading Living Hope Community Church in Winnipeg.

Colonel Wendy Swan on the Army's work at the United Nations, the importance of being an informed advocate, and how God is moving her life today.

In November, Montreal Citadel celebrated its 140th anniversary with a weekend of festivities, gathering in the spirit of the theme, “A legacy of faith, a hope for the future.” The celebrations began on Saturday with more than 30 members of the corps, aged 16-77, walking through the streets of Ville Emard, the neighbourhood where

“Jackson’s Point Retreat and Conference Centre is more than just a physical space; it is a place where ministry happens, where lives are touched and where hearts are renewed,”

These articles were the most-read articles on Salvationist.ca in 2024, and the most popular podcast episodes of the year.

We share the beliefs of this creed with believers over many centuries, and we share them in our day with Christians from many different cultures. In a highly individualistic culture such as ours, this is most significant. 

King Jesus was born, metaphorically, in the bleak midwinter, against the backdrop of a cold and calloused world.

I think it’s this idea—that we can change for the better—that brings people back to the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, Christmas after Christmas.