The CLA is committed to lifelong learning for mission advancement, training and development programs that can accelerate The Salvation Army’s innovation journey.
Over the past few years, we have been saturated with news of spiritual leaders from every corner of the church using power to abuse and exploit the people they serve. It is exhausting and defeating. But can we take our cue from the prophet Nathan, who had the courage to confront the king and stand up to injustice?
One of the four pillars of Mobilize 2.0 is strengthening spiritual health. At the heart of The Salvation Army’s mission are healthy congregations. In the following months, the corps mission resource department will share a series of articles that explore the foundations of a healthy corps: authentic community, biblical stewardship, contagious evangelism, discipleship and effective leadership.
This year, Canada Bermuda Youth introduced the Youth Action Committee (YAC), a group of young adult representatives that will speak into topics and decisions at the territorial level regarding young people.
Together, let's help provide brighter futures for youth worldwide as we continue to equip them throughout their schooling years.
As we watch students return to classrooms, hitting the books and taking new steps in their learning journey, the time is now for disciples of Jesus to renew our commitment to studying God’s Word, both in personal reading and study and as part of a community of fellow Christians in Bible study and small groups.
How one corps is growing in ways they never thought possible as they serve God faithfully in response to his call to mission.
With the Salvation Army ambassador program, the mission field begins right at your doorstep.
Darrin Martin returns to his roots as a visual artist, painting art inspired by the coastal landscape of Newfoundland and Labrador, music and lyrics, God and Scripture, and even The Salvation Army.
As I have studied the work of Indigenous scholars, I have been struck by the focus on healing and repairing harm—and how this mirrors the way of Christ.
