Salvationist Magazine

In North Bay, Ont., The Salvation Army is partnering with PHARA Community Services to provide free access to assistive devices such as walkers, canes and manual wheelchairs. “This is the sort of community collaboration that makes things better for everyone,” says Mike Van der Vlist, CEO of PHARA Community Services. Read more:

"A Win-Win" - Salvation Army Canada The Salvation Army partners with PHARA Community Services to expand free assistive device loans in North Bay, Ont. Through a collaboration with PHARA Community Services in North Bay, Ont., The Salvation Army has provided PHARA with equipment at no co...

As a newcomer to Canada, Cadet Sandra Herrera found a warm welcome at The Salvation Army. "The Salvation Army didn’t know us, yet they opened their arms, received us and loved us,” she says. She began attending and serving in as many ways as she could. Now, she's continuing to grow in faith and service as she trains to be an officer.

“They Let Me Be Me” - Salvation Army Canada As a new Canadian, Cadet Sandra Herrera found a place of belonging and nurtured her faith at The Salvation Army. “The Salvation Army is the best place in the whole world for me. They opened their arms to me and my family when we arrived in Canada. An...

This month's Cross Culture presents three new and notable pieces of media: a recent album by Elevation Worship for personal and congregational listening, a book exploring Indigenous perspectives on Scripture, and an exciting new podcast on Salvationist women in leadership. Check it out:

Cross Culture June 2026 - Salvation Army Canada New media explores Indigenous perspectives on Scripture and Salvationist women who lead.