Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 12 May 2020 Displaced is a 50-minute documentary filmed on location in Brazil, and incorporates experiences of migrants from around the world |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 07 May 2020 Schools run by The Salvation Army across the world have been adapting in the light of COVID-19 to ensure continuity of education |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 29 April 2020 Salvation Army personnel have been providing welfare support to the frontline teams in Chernobyl's exclusion zone |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 29 April 2020 In a new video, General Brian Peddle shares how he remained connected with Salvation Army leaders and reflects on how to pray during the pandemic. |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 29 April 2020 In a world full of outrageous pain, Christ will continue to fill our hearts with his power and his compassion. |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 28 April 2020 The group will provide much-needed support, freeing local Salvationists to concentrate on fulfilling pressing needs |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 23 April 2020 COVID-19 responses underway in Burkina Faso, Gabon and Thailand, as well as countries with a longer-established Salvation Army presence |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 23 April 2020 International funding combined with local knowledge and and effort to understand most pressing needs have resulted in a COVID-19 project |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 22 April 2020 In almost all the countries where The Salvation Army operates, emergency responses to the COVID-19 pandemic are underway |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 21 April 2020 Salvationists and friends around the world responded with passion and compassion to the General’s call to pray for the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. |
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