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This e-newsletter has been sent out to all Officers, Social Mission partners, and Area Commanders.
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Why Alpha? Reclaiming the Heart of Evangelism
Sharing the Gospel lies at the heart of who we are as the Church. If your corps is discerning how to engage in integrated mission—serving your community while sharing the message of Jesus—join us for this upcoming Alpha webinar featuring John Tillsley. Discover how Alpha can become a key part of your corps’ evangelism strategy and help create meaningful spaces for faith conversations.
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Remembrance Day Resources
Honour and remember with beautifully produced video recordings of The Last Post and O Canada—created by The Salvation Army Music & Arts Ministries team for use in worship services, community gatherings, or online tributes. These free resources help your corps commemorate this important day with reverence and reflection.
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Advent Resources
Discover a rich collection of new and global Advent and Christmas materials—featuring Hope of All the Earth, Christmas Made Simple, and inspiring toolkits from Salvation Army territories worldwide. From sermon outlines and devotionals to kids’ activities and worship guides, these free resources will help your congregation celebrate the season with creativity, unity, and hope.
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Practicing the Way: The Service Practice
New from Practicing the Way! The Service Practice invites us to rediscover the joy of loving others through tangible acts of service. With Christmas approaching, this is a wonderful opportunity for your corps to explore how serving your community—through kettles, Christmas hampers, and local outreach—can become a meaningful expression of worship and mission.
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Good Soil Resources (Ethics Centre)
From The Salvation Army’s Ethics Centre, Good Soil is a thoughtful discipleship resource designed to help individuals and groups grow in Christlike character. Through guided reflection and discussion, it invites participants to cultivate practices that nurture spiritual and ethical formation, helping the Church deepen its witness in the world.
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SHINE - Equipping Kids to Make Choices So They Can Shine
Child exploitation and trafficking is happening here in Canada and Bermuda. Shine uses fun, age-appropriate lessons, to help students ages 7 to 10 years identify safe and trusted adults, make smart choices online, express their emotions in healthy ways, set personal body boundaries, and understand how our words and actions can help them be safe and to shine.
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Darkness, Then Light: Advent Devotional (2025)
Journey through Advent with Darkness, Then Light, a beautifully written devotional from Christianity Today that helps readers reflect on the coming of Christ amid life’s shadows and joys. We’ve ordered copies for you—email corps.mission@salvationarmy.ca to request one for personal devotion or to share with your congregation.
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Christmas with The Salvation Army
Experience the wonder of the season at Christmas With The Salvation Army, a cherished annual celebration featuring the Canadian Staff Band, Canadian Staff Songsters, NEON, organist Ian Sadler, and the Festival Chorus. This year’s special guest, internationally acclaimed artist Benjamin William Hastings, joins under the artistic direction of the Music & Arts Ministries team for an unforgettable evening of hope, joy, and festive music at Roy Thomson Hall.
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To The Point
A Jesus-centered Approach to Team Building with Tarra Wellings
Teams are a gift from God—and when Jesus is at the center, they can thrive in ways that reflect His heart and advance His Kingdom. Drawing from over 20 years of leading and learning with Arrow Leadership, we will explore practical, biblical principles for building healthy, joy-filled teams. Together, we’ll look at how Jesus led His disciples, discover how His example shapes our leadership today, and identify practical steps to cultivate unity, trust, and purpose in the teams we lead.
Tuesday November 4, 2025
11 am PT / 2 pm ET
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