Angelica Hernandez
Angelica has served as an officer for 16 years, dedicating her calling to justice, compassion, and service to vulnerable communities. For 15 years, she worked as a Program Coordinator and Resource Officer for Immigrant and Refugee Services, collaborating with agencies and NGOs to support and advocate for the rights, dignity, and well-being of newcomers and refugees in Canada. Committed to social justice, she was one of the founders of the Territorial Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Committee and also served as a Divisional Advocate in this area. She continues her involvement through the Social Justice Committee and currently serves as the Corps Officer at Agincourt Community Church. Her faith and theology are shaped through a justice lens that reflects The Salvation Army’s calling to stand alongside the vulnerable, confront injustice, and embody the transforming love of Christ in the world.
Mirna Dirani
Mirna serves as the Immigrant and Refugee Resource Officer with The Salvation Army and brings over 17 years of experience in refugee support, disaster relief, settlement services, and youth counselling. Born in Damascus, Syria, and raised in Canada, she has worked both overseas and locally alongside refugees and vulnerable communities. Mirna is passionate about Biblical justice, equipping the next generation to serve with compassion, advocacy, and practical action. Her heart is to see the Church live out its mission and purpose both within the community and beyond its walls.
