Momo Gborkowkollie Douwee is the social-medical and public relations secretary of The Salvation Army’s Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea Territory, as well as a Liberian diplomat and commissioned Ambassador of Peace and Goodwill.

Is fear leading us away from those on the margins or are we following Jesus, who is leading us to them?

“Sometimes when we sense that God’s saying something to us,”says Cadet Jen Thompson, “we jump to the conclusion that God means right now. But sometimes, he has a journey to take us on in terms of developing us and making us ready for that calling. The key is to know when to wait.” Opening Doors Jen has been part of

The Salvation Army has made a difference in the Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea Territory through decades of educational, medical, agricultural, livelihood and spiritual support.

The former leader of the International Staff Songsters and Canadian Staff Songsters reflects on his life and ministry.

This photo essay offers a glimpse into the transformative work of The Salvation Army across the West African nations of Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea.

Josh Draheim is the community partnerships co-ordinator for The Salvation Army in Chilliwack, B.C., where he was part of a team that developed “Plant a Row For Us,” a gardening program that has brought in more than 18,144 kilograms of produce for the Army’s community food bank since last June. 

From vibrant urban hubs to the remotest reaches of the globe, join us in exploring the significant influence your contributions have had in fostering positive transformation around the world.

Love New Canadians, a ministry created by Rick and Patti Love from Calgary, has partnered with The Salvation Army to deliver a program that will help equip ministry units to embrace the growing communities of new Canadians around them.

"I want Salvationists all around the world to be encouraged by the truth that the God we worship, the God we love, is a faithful God," writes General Lyndon Buckingham. "His mercies are new every morning."