Look for the following in November’s magazines:
The War Cry
When Nature Strikes
When Hurricane Katrina hit the southern United States, The Salvation Army was “on the spot” ministering to victims and relief workers
A Sacred Trust
More than 21,000 seniors across Canada are helped through the Army’s 23 long-term care and hospice facilities
Basics of NCD
Part One of a new series on how Natural Church Development is helping the Army grow healthy church congregations
Begging For Jesus
Tips on how to make the most of Christmas kettle ministry
Plus
a report of the Territorial School of Music and Gospel Arts and
Faith & Friends
Eye of the Storm
Hurricane Katrina swept through the southern United States with devastating wrath. The Salvation Army aided the hungry, dying and displaced. Read stories of hope from the disaster zone
Meth: The Dark Crystal
It’s cheap, easy to produce and more addictive than crack cocaine. The crystal meth menace wants to sink its teeth into your community
Taking It to the Streets
“In The Salvation Army, our place is with the marginalized,” writes Commissioner M. Christine MacMillan, “with people who are as hungry for meaningful relationships as they are for their next meal.”
Struck by Lightning
While out for an evening jog, Ed Wong got the shock of his life when he was knocked to the pavement by millions of volts of electricity
Horizons - Reaching Canada’s Mosaic
Urban Professionals
Ministry in city centres means engaging a culture of expertise and giving rootless people a sense of home
Timothy J. Keller
Sharing the Good News with Muslims
Many Muslim converts to Christianity face persecution and rejection. Reaching out requires patience, love and determination
Vishal and Rafiqua Masih
Inner-City Dreams
If we want to see change in the inner city, we need to move into those neighbourhoods and transform them from the inside out
Rob Perry
Making Room for the Next Generation
Young people today don’t want an “easy gospel.” They have a raw passion for seeing their world changed for the better
David Overholt
Waiting to “Hear” the Gospel
Deafness is the invisible barrier that prevents many Canadians from connecting with a church
Adele M. Routliff and Ted Seres
Boundlessmagazine.com
Look out for the third issue of boundless magazine to be released at the beginning of November. This month we are featuring:
Dying to be thin - examining the online movement of pro-anorexia
Affluenza - an over consumption survival guide
Love 101 - reflections, advice and questions about relationships
Worship on the Subway - constant connection with God.
Plus - music reviews, photography, artwork and much more!
Be sure to check out www.boundlessmagazine.com to catch the daily blog and witness the dialogue between Salvationists across the territory.
