The Canada and Bermuda Territory's Partners in Mission campaign had another fruitful year in 2016. Thanks to the dedication and fundraising efforts of Salvationists across the territory, the campaign raised $2,056,347, nearly reaching the $2.25-million goal. The amount raised exceeded the 2015 campaign by more than $73,000, and will be topped up to the goal by territorial headquarters.
The money raised will be sent to International Headquarters, which will distribute it to territories in need. These funds ensure that the Army flag keeps flying in all 128 countries where it is active.
“We are grateful for the generosity of Salvationists in our territory,” says Major Brenda Murray, world missions director, “and the practical expression of Christ's love that reaches beyond our borders.”
More Than $3 Million Raised for Partners in Mission 2024
Annual Self-Denial Campaign reaches milestone.
by Kyle Mangio News"Thank you for believing in the mission and making this success a reality."
A New Day is Coming
New software will transform the way we work.
by Colonel John Chamness Opinion & Critical ThoughtIn 2018, our territory conducted a complexity study, and one of the critical recommendations was to implement software and systems that would streamline processes and make work easier for our front line. Hope is on the way—we have been working behind the scenes to bring Workday, a human resource software program, online. Workday is a one-stop shop for managing a company’s workforce, including payroll, timesheets, benefits and more.
For the Cause
How a young Salvationist in Glace Bay, N.S., is leading Partners in Mission efforts.
by Robyn Goodyear FeaturesInternational DevelopmentSarah Barrett, a 21-year-old Salvationist in Glace Bay, N.S., organized several special fundraising events in support of The Salvation Army’s Partners in Mission Campaign.
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