The General releases a video message in response to Covid-19

The General urges Salvationists and friends to 'find ways to demonstrably care and still be the Army who serves'

IN a video message, The Salvation Army's international leader General Brian Peddle has urged Salvationists and friends to ‘find ways to demonstrably care and still be the Army who serves.’ He underlined the importance of prayer at this time.

The General has also encouraged the sharing of this video message, online and in corps (churches) and other Salvation Army centres. It can be viewed and downloaded from Vimeo at the link below.

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