‘Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.’
Joshua 1:9 NIV
The General calls Salvationists throughout the world to pray for peace in Israel, Gaza, and the many other places in the world where there is strife and war.
We particularly think of, and pray for, the innocent people who are caught up in the conflict – sometimes experiencing injury or even losing their lives. As the Psalmist says, ‘Let there be peace on the mountains and goodness on the hills for the people.’ (Psalm 72:3 NCV)
Driven by poverty, conflict, persecution – and the global demand for cheap goods, labour and sex – modern slavery and human trafficking are thriving worldwide. Yes, even in your own community.
Victims often can’t ask for help. They rely on others – on
Each week, Salvationists around the world unite in praying for the same territory or region of The Salvation Army. Prayer requests are shared by the territory/region to help us pray with precision and power for one another.
Reflections on the Soldiers' Covenant and what it means for our behaviour, lifestyle and relationships.
Explore The Salvation Army's 11 Articles of Faith in greater depth with members of the International Doctrine Council.
Addressing the complex issues contained in The Salvation Army's International Positional Statements. The articles are written by various members of the International Moral and Social Issues Council and deliberately reflect, in some measure, a
The Bible views all of life as an integrated whole. On this basis, the Christian view of a full life is a life where the person’s ability to realise their full potential in all aspects of life – meaningful work, physical prosperity, enriching