As the Rally Call newsletter wraps up, keep an eye on your inbox in July for the second issue of MyArmy News.

As a partner in the mission of the Canada and Bermuda Territory, Salvationist.ca and the MyArmy dashboard will keep you apprised of the vast initiatives taking place in the territory.

We need to keep moving ahead, leaving no room for distraction, and planning more celebrations in the kingdom of God because of transforming grace.

The Salvation Army is committed to making positive changes that will allow ministry units to focus on their core duties.

A shared identity built around a common interest is just the start. Follow a few simple steps to get your plan off the ground.

Discover the key steps in the new eight-year training model.

The Salvation Army College for Officer Training exists to prepare, develop and inspire men and women in character and competency for Salvation Army Officership.

Comox Valley Ministries is committed to advancing God’s Kingdom utilizing the foundational pillars to fulfill the Salvation Army’s vision statement throughout all aspects of ministry.

Communities of Practice are focused, voluntary groups that work together to strengthen mission delivery in unique and intentional ways.

(Version française ci-après) Our earliest records indicate that the Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda Territory purchased one of its first properties in Blaketown, NL on February 7, 1902. Since then, the generosity of its soldiers, members, donors and its consistently prudent approach to good stewardship has contributed to the

(Version française ci-après) It’s hard to believe that it has been more than two years since Mobilize 2.0 kicked off. Territorial Commissioners Floyd and Tracey Tidd traveled around the territory to meet, hear and speak with thousands of you about where we’ve been, where we are and where we want to go as The Salvation

(above: Major Neil Wilkinson dedicated his first RIF to team building and in September, he assembled one in the Kootenays, BC.) (Version française ci-après) Imagine a community so well connected that no matter what Salvation Army service a person turns to, their needs are met. Whether it’s a corps, social service unit,

(Version française ci-après) Mobilize 2.0 kicked off more than two years ago, with our territorial leaders, Commissioners Floyd and Tracey Tidd, travelling around the territory to meet, hear and speak with thousands of you about where we’ve been, where we are and where we want to go as The Salvation Army in Canada and

(Version française ci-après) You recently were appointed as Secretary for Mission with responsibilities for corps mission and social mission. How has your background prepared you for this role? I'm a long-time Salvationist, committed to the mission, driven by my calling and focused on innovation and transformation. When my wife,