Salvation Army camping programs provide thousands of children each year with an opportunity to learn more about themselves and the world around them, enjoy nature, participate in sports, make new friends, learn new skills and have fun in a healthy, safe and caring Christian environment. Salvation Army camping programs, both regional and local, result in positive long-term relationships with other campers who live often in the same community and make children and parents aware of facilities available to them even in their own community. Salvation Army camping focuses on the children who attend and ensures a strong investment and follow-up in campers.
From Newfoundland to Mozambique
Discovering God’s global Army on the first territorial short-term mission trip.
by Major Heather Matondo FeaturesOn May 17, 2026, the first territorial short-term mission team, comprised of individuals representing every division, arrived in Maputo, Mozambique.
More Than a Residence
Building futures at The Salvation Army’s Bali Boys Home.
By Kyle Mangio Faith & FriendsFor the 20 boys currently residing at The Salvation Army's Bali Boys Home in Indonesia, the home functions as a stable environment where they can focus on their growth, develop new capabilities and gain long-term confidence in their abilities.
Ready to Respond
Sea cadets in Woodstock, Ont., train with The Salvation Army’s emergency disaster services.
by Abbigail Oliver FeaturesIn Woodstock, Ont., a group of young sea cadets is developing vital leadership and disaster response skills through a unique partnership with The Salvation Army. Spearheaded by Trevor McLellan, emergency disaster services (EDS) specialist for the Ontario Division and sea cadet instructor, the program expands training opportunities for youth by
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