“It’s been a great way to build bridges and relationships, and to say, ‘This is not just the Army’s garden, but this is also your garden.’ ”

In The Salvation Army’s Light of Hope Family Church (Lumiere D'espoir) in Brossard, Que., Diana Landazuli found a community ready to embrace her and her family with open arms, offering not only material support but emotional sustenance as well.

A team from the Ontario Division spent two weeks doing construction work on Salvation Army facilities in Kingston, Jamaica, in February.

I am called to move purposefully in this world, to find the places and spaces where my life intersects with those around me, and to be an ambassador for Christ.

Territorial leaders talk about the importance of "food, family and faith" to Salvation Army ministry in Italy, and how the Army is fighting human trafficking in Greece.

The Salvation Army in Comox Valley, B.C., has unveiled plans for a new integrated facility aimed at addressing the growing needs of the community.

In recent years, loneliness has been described as an epidemic. While the isolation experienced during the pandemic has decreased, the lack of social connection continues. For some, loneliness is a lifelong struggle. What makes this such a debilitating struggle is that we are not meant to be solitary; we are built for community. The God of love

Heaven Bound? is Salvationist Harold J. Reid's third published work.

In March, The Salvation Army’s Hope Church and Community Services in Ajax, Ont., celebrated the grand opening of its new building after more than a decade of planning, fundraising and construction. Since the church opened in 2000, the congregation has been using rented space for worship, from school gymnasiums to local movie theatres,

For Regan Lipsett, his faith journey can be summed up in one word. "It always came back to love.”