SAWSO2013
The latest international aid projects of The Salvation Army World Service Office The Salvation Army World Service Office (SAWSO) has for 35 years provided real support to the work of Salvationists around the world. “It is an exciting time to be a
Keeping the faith in Kenya
Salvation Army responds to riots and terror attacks. A Muslim group set fire to the Mombasa Central Corps in Kenya on Oct. 4 during riots over the murder of Islamic cleric Ibrahim Omar. Rioters blamed the murder on Kenyan security forces. “For
On the Edge: The Salvation Army in Canada
FundRaising Success just announced The Salvation Army Canada as the 2013 Gold Award recipient for fundraising excellence in the “on the edge” category. In 2012, the Salvation Army Canada set out to increase awareness of the organization and to begin generating support
IHQ welcomes visitors during Open House London
For the fourth year, The Salvation Army International Headquarters (IHQ) participated in Open House London. On Sept. 21, the free event celebrated London’s architecture as hundreds of people visited more than 800 buildings in the city, many that are usually closed
Army shares gospel at Sexpo
Officers and volunteers promote Christian values and raise awareness of human trafficking at Sexpo in South Africa. The Salvation Army’s involvement in the Sexuality and Adult Lifestyle Exhibition (Sexpo) in Johannesburg, South Africa, in late September, was intended to promote a
Salvation Army Pakistan responds to Peshawar church blasts
Officers help perform funerals for victims of the bombings. Two suicide bombers attacked the All Saints Church in Peshawar, Pakistan, Sept. 22, leaving 85 people dead and more than 100 injured. Salvation Army officers in Pakistan assisted in conducting funerals for
Salvation Army Teams Offer Spiritual and Physical Support After Nairobi Terror Attack
Following the horrific armed attack on the Westgate shopping center in central Nairobi, Kenya, on Saturday, Sept. 21, The Salvation Army has been supporting security personnel and blood donors. At least 69 people are known to have been killed in
Army prioritizes adult education in Argentina
Corps programs aim at improving literacy rates. By Vivian Gatica The Salvation Army is responding to a need for adult education programs in Argentina with the TALITA-CUMI Literacy Center and Adult School. In a country with a 7.2 percent unemployment rate, CountryReports indicates
The Holy Spirit’s Presence is Felt as the General and Commissioner Silvia Cox Lead Celebrations in Indonesia
General André Cox and Commissioner Silvia Cox (World President of Women's Ministries) enjoyed a packed itinerary during their visit to Indonesia, which included centenary celebrations in Central Sulawesi. The international leaders were welcomed to Indonesia by territorial leaders Commissioners Michael and
Age 7-25? …Tell the General What You Think of The Salvation Army
General André Cox has launched a new initiative to give younger members of The Salvation Army an opportunity to share their thoughts, ideas and dreams. ‘Tell the General’ invites children and young people between the ages of 7 and 25
A message from General André Cox
General André Cox writes: Since its early days The Salvation Army has responded to crises caused by natural disaster, famine and war. Today, I am calling upon Salvationists worldwide to pray for peace in Syria and grace and wisdom for elected
Strawberries transform life for Chinese villagers
Salvation Army supports entrepreneurs in China. On a recent trip to China, Major Heather Poxon, director of international development from The Salvation Army International Headquarters in London, visited several Army projects in rural areas. In one community, Chikai village in the