William Booth – A Passion for the Poor
Marking 100 years since the death of Founder William Booth
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What are Your Memories?
The Salvation Army began its work in Canada in 1882, just fifteen years after Confederation. By July that year, The Salvation Army in London, Ontario, had grabbed the attention of the press. The success of the Army was remarkable and … Read more
Salvation Army Celebrates 130 Years
Canadian Salvation Army celebrates 130 years of service.
The Salvation Army Celebrates 130 Years in Canada!
Celebrating Women Who Make a Difference
Salvation Army Founder, General William Booth stated: “My best men are women!” On March 8, International Women’s Day
125 years ago, the Army came to town
Oct 11th – Belleville – The world outside was laden with the rich colours of early autumn. The milling revellers at the Rathbun harbour (today Belleville harbour), however, had something else on their minds. Their eyes often swept the Bay … Read more
Encounter on a Train
For weary soldiers during the Second World War, The Salvation Army was a welcome reminder of home.My father was a military surgeon during the Second World War. In June 1944, he went ashore with one of the first waves of … Read more
Sally Ann celebrates ordination, 125th anniverary
Thu Jun 14, Winnipeg, MB – The Salvation Army will mark the ordination of new cadets in Winnipeg for the first time in almost 80 years at an evening ceremony at Calvary Temple Saturday. Read full article… Source: Winnipeg Free … Read more
The Salvation Army Commemorates 125th Year of Giving Hope to Canadians in Need
2007 marks the 125th year that The Salvation Army has been giving hope through service to the marginalized throughout Canada. As the largest non-governmental direct provider of social services in Canada today, The Salvation Army serves over 1.5 million people … Read more
On This Day
June 1, 1882 The Salvation Army officially began operations in Canada, initiated by Jack Addie and Joe Ludgate in London, Ont., and by Mr. and Mrs. William Freer in Toronto about one month later. The date was reported in 1914 … Read more