International Headquarters approves new executive appointments.
Territory Shares Update on Relocation of College for Officer Training
Campus-based training will commence in Toronto in September 2023.
This communique is the first in a series of updates that will be shared about the relocation of The Salvation Army’s College for Officer Training (CFOT) to Toronto beginning in September 2023. While current training will not be disrupted, this will be a transition year. Our current campus-based cadets in the Reflectors of Holiness Session will remain in Winnipeg to complete their training program. Campus-based training will commence in Toronto in 2023.
“Parking Lot Pizza” a Hit With Students
The Salvation Army Encounter Church hands out pizza and pop to students each week.
Hundreds of students gathered in the parking lot of Encounter Church each week, where they not only received a free lunch but also an introduction to The Salvation Army.
Territorial Publications Return to Print
Ongoing digital offerings will complement printed editions.
Salvationist, Faith & Friends and Just for Kids will return to print in May 2022.
Free Laundry Service Meets Needs in Moncton, N.B.
Community and family services offers free use of a washer, dryer and supplies to clients.
For those who are experiencing homelessness or low income, paying to wash clothing at a laundromat may not be an option. That’s why The Salvation Army in Moncton, N.B., offers the use of washers and dryers to the community free of charge.
Salvation Army Continues Humanitarian Aid in Eastern Europe
One month after Ukraine conflict began, Salvation Army gives hope in multiple countries.
Army helps thousands impacted by Ukraine conflict.
General John Larsson Promoted to Glory
Celebrating the life of General Larsson, who led The Salvation Army from 2002-2006.
The Salvation Army's 17th beloved international leader was promoted to glory from his home in England on March 18.
Salvation Army Receives Funding to Support Human Trafficking Survivors
New Propel Program empowers survivors of human trafficking to reclaim independence.
The Salvation Army B.C. Division met with the government to announce a grant of $850,000 for the Propel Program, a project that empowers survivors of human trafficking.
Interested in Serving Overseas?
by Rivonny LuchasThe 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
Salvation Army Supports Those Impacted by Crisis in Ukraine
Response continues in various European countries.
Emergency food and housing, counselling, transportation and more being provided at Salvation Army locations in Europe.



