Outreach and Evangelism Resources
Resources for sharing our faith and building the Kingdom.
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.
Resources for sharing our faith and building the Kingdom.
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.
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.
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.
$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.
Free
Alpha is a resource churches use to create a space and a culture where people are excited to bring their friends for a conversation about Jesus. Alpha can be run almost anywhere - from a church basement to a restaurant or online, and has lasting impact on guests and church communities.
Alpha - Online
Running Alpha online
During moments of uncertainty and physical distancing, finding creative ways to continue to meet together is more vital than ever. We have an opportunity like never before to share the gospel with our nation.
Alpha - Small Groups
Churches are equipping their leaders to run Alpha in small groups for their friends. This strategy is helping create new and multiplying small groups, and making disciples who make disciples.
Alpha - Youth
Alpha Youth creates a space for young people to hold meaningful conversations about life, faith and purpose. Tools to run the 9-week Alpha series in-person or online are available now.
Alpha - Events
Upcoming training events, both online and in person, from Alpha
Alpha - Coaching
Whether you have questions like, "Why would I run Alpha?", "How do I mobilize an Alpha team?" or "How do I best run an Alpha Weekend?", we would love to connect with you and provide you with insights and best practices to run an incredible and impactful Alpha!
Territorial Alpha Champions
John and Margaret Tillsley are Lifelong members of The Salvation Army. They presently attend and serve at Northridge Community Church in Aurora, Ontario where they have been with their family since 1997. In the late 1990s under the leadership of Majors Brian and Glenda Bishop, John and Margaret were involved in facilitating the first Alpha course at Newmarket Corps. Since 2017 facilitating Alpha Courses has become the passion of John and Margaret's ministry at Northridge Community Church. To date, they've run approximately fifteen (15) courses, which include in-person, online and hybrid models. |
If you are new to Alpha or have questions, please contact our Territorial Alpha Champions, John and Margaret Tillsley.
Free (Cost covered by THQ Corps Mission Department)
Love New Canadians is a ministry that equips local churches to serve new Canadians in their neighbourhoods and to be intentionally welcoming for immigrants, refugees and international students. The Salvation Army has entered into a partnership with LNC and we now have access to all of their curriculum and to unlimited coaching and mentoring from these successful practitioners."
Love New Canadians - Curriculum
Discover the various ESL curriculums that are available from Love New Canadians. Suitable curriculum is identified for each of the 3 stages of the Spiritual Pathways for effective intercultural ministries.
Do you have new attendees at your corps? Have you recently completed Alpha and have participants interested in learning more about your corps and The Salvation Army? "A Place to Belong" is a short handbook that can be used as a guide to introduce others to who we are, what we believe, and how they can get involved in our churches and ministries.
It is recommended to open this file with Adobe Acrobat.
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.
Disciple-making ministries make contact with those who do not yet know Jesus in a personal way. They provide opportunities to build relationships between those in our churches with those who are not yet a part of the community of faith. They incorporate opportunities to proclaim, hear and respond to the gospel into their ministry strategy.