Our territorial mission reminds us of why we exist. Our territorial vision looks forward, showing us where we are heading. Our territorial values demonstrate what we look like when we show up in the world. The purpose of our territorial strategy is to guide us toward our vision; it tells us how we will get there.

The Salvation Army is active in more than 130 countries worldwide. With such a wide scope of ministry, there are many service opportunities for both officers and lay personnel interested in serving overseas. Below is a list of available positions in other Salvation Army territories, prepared by the IHQ personnel department.International Service

New books outline the possibilities and opportunities of life as a Salvation Army soldier.

In season 3 of the Salvationist Podcast, host Brandon Laird spoke with Captain Crystal Porter, assistant territorial Indigenous ministries consultant and divisional youth secretary, Prairie Division, about her journey to reclaim her Indigenous identity, and how the craft of beading has connected her to the land and to her Indigenous community.

The Lord’s Prayer holds us together—dust of the ground and divine breath—and places us before God.

Commissioner Tidd grateful for God's presence and peace as he faces health challenges.

When hundreds of people were stranded due to protests, Salvation Army corps in Truro and Springhill, N.S., stepped in.

Major Tina Mitchell always knew she was adopted and her adoptive parents always encouraged her to reach out to her birth parents. But it took a DNA test -- a simple swab of the cheek -- to uncover not only her parents but an entire extended family!

Nearly 150 participants engage in online workshops and worship.

“Don’t you know that the Jesus you believe in was Jewish?" A new Christian gets some life-altering advice from an old Jew that changes her view of the Old Testament.