Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 27 September 2022 International leaders gathered with Canadian Salvationists in worship at Cariboo Hill Temple Corps, Vancouver, Canada. |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 26 September 2022 General Brian Peddle welcomed the international leadership of the Salvation Army to an historic conference of leaders in Canada. |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 24 September 2022 Leaders of The Salvation Army’s 58 territories and commands are preparing to gather in Canada, for the International Conference of Leaders. |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 23 September 2022 Delegates from around the world met in Singapore for The Salvation Army's first International Symposium on Human Sexuality |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 07 July 2022 An important milestone in The Salvation Army’s International Financial Accounting Standards (IFAS) programme has been celebrated in London. |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 25 May 2022 The Salvation Army launches a landmark report on its global response to modern slavery and human trafficking. |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 09 November 2021 The international leaders joined representatives of Christian churches and organisations from around the world. |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 01 November 2021 Salvationists and friends from across the world lifted prayers to God in response to the General's call for a Second Global Wave of Prayer for COVID-19. |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 21 October 2021 General Brian Peddle has paid tribute to Commissioner Betty Matear as she steps down from the role of Secretary for International Ecumenical Relations. |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 20 October 2021 Celebration and action marked The Salvation Army’s recognition of the International Day of the Girl. |
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