When we first embarked on our officership journey—37 and 35 years ago—we had no idea what ministry opportunities awaited us. But being confident in God’s calling, we knew that he would use us wherever he placed us.   Following a brief stint as single officers and our marriage in 1990, we have primarily worked together in a ministry

Leadership has never felt like a solo journey for me. From the very beginning of my calling to Salvation Army officership, I often wrestled with doubt. My first instinct was usually, “Me, Lord, really?” That inner hesitation, what many call imposter syndrome, was a voice that questioned whether I truly belonged in leadership. Over the years, I

I have learned from my study of theology at Tyndale University that if someone starts off with “The Bible clearly states,” then they are probably going to talk about something that the bible does not clearly state. I’m not saying that the Bible is not our source of dogma, doctrine and belief. We humans simply have tendency to form an opinion and

An update on the work of the first-ever advocate for gender equity in the Canada and Bermuda Territory.

The power imbalance of man over woman is a result of the Fall and is a distortion of God’s divine will and original design for humankind.

In keeping with International Women’s Day, held each year on March 8 to celebrate the achievements of women and mark a call to action for accelerating women’s equality, here are some of the exciting things happening in the Zambia Territory.

Working group moving the gender equity agenda forward in The Salvation Army.

Will God give us more leaders if we are failing to manage, use and deploy those we have?