The Salvation Army’s Chief of the Staff (Commissioner Brian Peddle) and World Secretary for Women’s Ministries (Commissioner Rosalie Peddle) brought encouragement to Salvationists and friends who joined them in worship in Australia.

All of the 59 Salvation Army territories and commands from around the world will be represented at the International Conference of Leaders taking place from November 4-11, 2017.

The Salvation Army International Emergency Services, in partnership with the Army in Uganda and other agencies in the region, have been working to provide relief to thousands of refugees and people seeking asylum in northern Uganda.

"Go forward!" was the strong message from General André Cox to Salvationists and friends who gathered at Regent Hall Corps for The Whole World Mobilising Celebration Day. The event, in the heart of London, England, recognized the many ways in which people around the world have responded to the General's call to leave their halls and find creative ways to meet needs in and take the gospel message to their communities.

This summer, British Columbia faced its worst fire season on record, as flames swept across the province, affecting thousands of people. In the wake of the disaster, The Salvation Army quickly mobilized its emergency disaster services, bringing comfort and practical support.

The Salvation Army is providing emotional and spiritual care to people affected by Sunday night’s mass shooting in Las Vegas, Nevada, which was the deadliest in modern U.S. history. So far, 58 people have been confirmed dead and more than 500 sustained injuries.

Toronto Grace Health Centre building reopens after three-year infrastructure renewal project.

The Salvation Army's work in mainland China has been given a boost with news that the regional offices in China have received official government recognition and registration.

A 7.1-magnitude earthquake has caused the collapse of buildings and other infrastructure in and around Mexico City. The Salvation Army’s Territorial Commander Colonel Ricardo Bouzigues reports that there has been "tremendous damage." More than 200 people are known to have lost their lives in the tremors, including at least 26 children who died when their school collapsed.

On September 17, 14 new cadets of the Messengers of Compassion Session (2017-2019) marched into Elim Chapel in Winnipeg to mark the beginning of their officer training.