Scotian Glen camp staff applications now available

Posted on 26th January 2012, by Maritime
In late January it’s easy to feel as though summertime fun is a million miles away. And yet, in no time flat children will be scrambling around the pastoral landscape of Scotian Glen Camp, partaking in all kinds of summer activities. This week camp staff application forms were posted on our website, beginning the annual  […]

Dispatches: Towards a Maritime Identity – Lt. Robert Jeffery

Posted on 13th January 2012, by Maritime
Dispatches connects visitors to the Maritime Division’s website to first-person perspectives from Salvation Army officers and staff around the region. This edition is penned by Lieutenant Robert Jeffery. Originally from Hopewell, NS, Lt. Jeffery has served in the Salvation Army for three years. He is currently posted with his wife, Lieutenant Hannah Jeffery, in Spryfield,  […]

Thank you to the community for response to 25 Arthur Street fire

Posted on 12th January 2012, by Maritime
DARTMOUTH, January 12, 2012 – The Salvation Army (TSA) would like to thank the community for its overwhelming response to the fire at 25 Arthur Street in Dartmouth. In the hours following the Dec. 31 fire, members of the community began donating clothing, personal items, furniture, and financial contributions to help the many displaced tenants.  […]

What’s Happening: Moncton CFS

Posted on 9th January 2012, by Maritime
Like many Salvation Army centres at Christmastime, Moncton Community and Family Services was a hub of activity throughout the season. Residents of Moncton were just as busy stopping by kettles in the New Brunswick city, as the annual Christmas campaign was a smashing success, surpassing its goal by nearly $15,000. This money will continue to  […]
DARTMOUTH, Jan. 3, 2012 – The Salvation Army is currently accepting donations to assist the residents of 25 Arthur Street in Dartmouth, displaced since fire damaged the building on Saturday, Dec. 31. Clothing, personal supplies and small household items are currently being accepted at the Salvation Army Dartmouth Community Church (171 Pleasant Street) and all  […]

Cars R Us fills truck with toys for The Salvation Army

Posted on 30th December 2011, by Maritime
Examples of generosity were seen all across the Maritimes this holiday season. One outstanding example took place in Lower Sackville, as Cars R Us hosted their 12th annual toy drive on Dec. 15. “Apart from the Empire Theatres’ Toy Drives, this was the largest toy donation I’ve seen,” says Paul Craig of The Salvation Army.  […]

Christmas lights shine in support of The Salvation Army

Posted on 30th December 2011, by Maritime
Sometimes adding an element of generosity at Christmas is an easy thing to do, all it takes is the spark of an idea. One staple of the holiday season in this part of the world is bright, colourful – sometimes lavish and orchestrated – Christmas light displays. In Halifax, there are a select few houses  […]

Small Blessings during the Christmas season

Posted on 28th December 2011, by Maritime
Christmas is a busy time for all in the Maritime Division, regardless of your age. For the children at Small Blessings Early Childhood Development Centre, the month of December was filled with concerts, celebrations, and lessons about the spirit of the season. Earlier this month, Small Blessings hosted parents, grandparents and other guests for its  […]

Enfield Girl Collects Pajamas For The Salvation Army

Posted on 23rd December 2011, by Maritime
Often in life it’s good to have a goal. For Rebecca Feindel-Sherry, it’s even better to exceed it. A Grade 5 student from Enfield, NS, Rebecca has led a pajama drive in support of Pajamarama for a third consecutive year. After collecting 40 pairs in her first year, and 60 in her second, Rebecca had  […]