Outreach & Evangelism
Corps Mission Resource LibraryPractical, proven resources to help your corps welcome neighbours, care for people in hard seasons and create space for honest conversations about Jesus.
Featured resources
Each one comes with materials and support from Corps Mission, so your corps doesn’t have to start from scratch.
Alpha
Best when people are curious about faith and want a place to ask questions.
A flexible, welcoming way to create space for honest conversations about Jesus, faith, life and purpose.
- Runs in person, online or hybrid
- Works for adults, youth and small groups
- Coaching from Territorial Alpha Coaches
Love New Canadians
Best when newcomers to Canada are part of your community.
Equip your corps to welcome immigrants, refugees and international students through conversation, hospitality and pathways toward faith.
- Free through Corps Mission
- Full curriculum access
- Unlimited coaching and mentoring
Grief Care
Best when people in your corps or community are grieving a loss.
A compassionate, biblically grounded support group that helps people name their loss, understand their grief and move toward healing in community.
- Ten-week series with weekly themes
- Participant manual and facilitator package
- One-day facilitator workshop
Mental Health Resource
Best when you want to talk openly about anxiety, depression and mental health.
Video teaching and group materials to support healthy, compassionate conversations about anxiety, depression, emotional regulation and spiritual care.
- Facilitator and participant materials
- For small groups and leadership teams
- Access by request through Corps Mission
Community Care Ministries
Best when neighbours are lonely, isolated or homebound.
A step-by-step toolkit for sharing Christ’s love through practical care, presence and connection with people who are isolated, homebound or in need.
- Four-stage toolkit from first steps to going deeper
- Gathering, belonging and visiting programs
- Volunteer guides and templates
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Messy Church
Messy Church Canada equips churches to minister to families for whom traditional Sunday worship is no longer a viable option. Messy Church Canada runs workshops to help church leaders start and maintain a Messy Church, publishes a bi-monthly eNewsletter, provides resources for Messy Churches and supports Messy Churches across Canada.
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Mental Health Resource - Anxiety and Depression
This resource hub has been assembled to support healthy, compassionate conversations around anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, and spiritual care.
Whether you are leading a small group, supporting a ministry setting, or exploring these topics personally, these materials are intended to offer accessible guidance, meaningful reflection, and a hopeful framework for care.
We are grateful to Comox Valley Community Church for generously sharing these materials for wider ministry use.
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GodTools App
Is sharing the Gospel sometimes intimidating? You’re not alone. Many of us long to talk about our faith but struggle with where to start or what to say.That’s where #GodTools comes in — a FREE app designed to help you confidently share the Good News of Jesus Christ in everyday conversations.
Sharing the Gospel is part of the DNA, mission, and purpose of The Salvation Army. Whether you’re at the corps, in a coffee shop, or connecting with someone new, GodTools provides simple visuals, clear language, and guided tools to make those conversations feel natural and Spirit-led.Available in over a dozen languages, it’s also a great tool for intercultural ministry.Let’s keep growing as people who are ready and equipped to share the hope of Christ — anytime, anywhere.Explore the app: https://godtoolsapp.com/
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Rise Up
Equipping Young Adults for Justice and Mission
Generously shared by Captain Mirna Dirani and the Others Ministries, Rise Up is a dynamic discipleship resource that helps young adults deepen their walk with Christ, discover their gifts, and live out biblical justice through practical action. Download it today and inspire the next generation to serve boldly in Jesus’ name.
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Canva Templates for Corps Ministry
In The Salvation Army, clear and welcoming communication plays a big role in connecting with our communities. Whether you’re greeting someone for the first time or following up with a prayer request, having the right printed materials can help express care and reinforce your mission.
To support your local ministry, we’ve created two editable Canva templates you can use at your corps:
📌 1. Prayer Card Template
This small-format card is designed to help people share prayer requests with your corps. It's a simple, accessible tool for encouraging spiritual conversation and connection.
📘 2. Bi-fold Welcome Card Template
This folded card gives newcomers a warm introduction to your corps, with space to share key details like service times, programs, and contact info. It’s ideal for welcome tables, visitor follow-up, or community outreach.
✨ How to Use These Templates
These Canva templates are fully editable and easy to use. You don’t need any design experience—just click the links, customize the content to fit your corps, and download for print or digital sharing.
Both templates are designed to be flexible and mission-minded, helping you stay consistent, professional, and welcoming in how you represent The Salvation Army.
If you need support with Canva or adapting these templates to your context, we’re here to help. Let’s make ministry materials easier—and more effective—together.
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Multiply Movement
Multiply is a discipleship movement that equips believers to make disciples who make disciples. Featuring resources from Francis Chan, it provides free study materials, videos, and a practical guide to help individuals and churches live out the Great Commission.
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The Believer
The Believer is Pastor Jim Cymbala’s brand new video series for those beginning their walk with the Lord or any believer in Christ who wants to go back to the basics of the Christian faith. Topics include “Salvation,” “The Bible,” and “Prayer.” Study guide included.
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Messy Church
Messy Church Canada equips churches to minister to families for whom traditional Sunday worship is no longer a viable option. Messy Church Canada runs workshops to help church leaders start and maintain a Messy Church, publishes a bi-monthly eNewsletter, provides resources for Messy Churches and supports Messy Churches across Canada.
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Celebrate Recovery
Variable (Cost is dependent on resources purchased). Pricing is in CDN.
Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered program designed to help individuals struggling with hurts, habits, and hang-ups find healing and freedom. Churches can utilize this resource to provide a supportive environment for people dealing with addiction, trauma, or emotional struggles, fostering spiritual growth and community.
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Freedom Session
Ministry resource kit is $229 CDN. Participant workbooks need to be purchased separately (starting at $27.99)
Freedom Session is a faith-based, small group program designed to help individuals find healing and freedom from past hurts, addictions, and emotional struggles. Churches can use this resource to facilitate transformative journeys, fostering deeper spiritual growth, and nurturing supportive community environments for individuals seeking healing and restoration.
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GriefShare
$395-595 USD (Cost is dependent on bundle size)
GriefShare is a grief support group program designed to help individuals navigate the journey of loss. Through structured sessions, it provides practical tools, resources, and a caring community to help participants process grief and find hope. Churches can use GriefShare to offer invaluable support to grieving individuals in their congregation and community.
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Sanctuary Mental Health
The Sanctuary Course was created to equip churches as they seek to become sanctuaries where individuals with mental health challenges feel safe, supported, and a sense of belonging. Each session explores key mental health topics, drawing upon the insights of mental health professionals, church leaders, and people with lived experience.
