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The International Website of The Salvation Army

Spiritual Life

The Salvation Army is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church with its own distinctive governance and practice. Its doctrine follows the mainstream of Christian belief and its articles of faith emphasise God’s saving purposes. For more information, visit these pages:

What is The Salvation Army?
A brief overview

The Salvation Army in the Body of Christ
A statement clarifying the Army's identity

Worship
General information about Salvation Army worship, and links to the doctrines and covenants made by members

Daily Prayers

Prayers especially chosen for each day of the week

Pause for Thought

Something to think about each week

Book Review

November 2009:
Something Good Is Trying To Happen To You
by John R. Cheydleur

Soldiers’ Rally at Atlanta Temple with the General and Commissioner Clifton Now Online

Video at USS Website

Podcast on Ministry Matters

World Youth Convention 2010

Headline News

Salvation Army Emergency Relief Team in Sumatra, Indonesia, Offers Medical Help and More

Salvation Army Supports Emergency Relief Effort in Northern Philippines

Salvation Army Divisional Headquarters in The Philippines Becomes Aid Centre (Update 13 October)

Salvation Army Emergency Relief Team Starts Work on Samoa

Salvation Army represented at World Council of Churches Meeting in Switzerland

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Welcome to the website of The Salvation Army's International Headquarters in London, England. It features the international mission and services of The Salvation Army, and provides links to the headquarters that direct its work in 118 countries.

Use our World Map to locate the website for your region, or select your country from the drop-down menu below:

International News

For news and information about The Salvation Army's work in the USA, please visit www.salvationarmyusa.org

Salvation Army Emergency Relief Team in Sumatra, Indonesia, Offers Medical Help and More

A Salvation Army professional medical team is seeing an average of 200 patients each day in a makeshift medical tent in the Pangang Pariaman sector. The Salvation Army had already distributed 1,000 tents, 2,000 blankets and 5,000 packets of milk powder in the first days of the crisis.

Emergency Relief in The Philippines

Salvation Army Supports Emergency Relief Effort in Northern Philippines

The Salvation Army in The Philippines is now extending its emergency relief operations to include the Northern Territories, following the return of Typhoon Pepeng (also known as Parma). Read more...

Salvation Army Divisional Headquarters in The Philippines Becomes Aid Centre (Update 13 October)

The Salvation Army Central Philippines Divisional Headquarters in Quezon City has been transformed into an aid centre and is stocked with sacks of rice, cans of sardines, boxes of noodles, piles of blankets and mats and bottles of medicine.

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Video Now Available: The Salvation Army’s Australia Eastern Territory has produced a video showing some of the work of The Salvation Army after the flooding. It can be viewed at their website: salvos.org.au.

Salvation Army Emergency Relief Team Starts Work on Samoa

Salvation Army teams are still working to assist people affected by the massive earthquake and subsequent tsunami in Samoa, American Samoa and Tonga.

Salvation Army represented at World Council of Churches Meeting in Switzerland

The Salvation Army continued its advisory relationship with the World Council of Churches (WCC) during the Central Committee meeting in Geneva, Switzerland.

Visitors Enjoy International Headquarters 'Open House' Venture

More than 1,000 people visited The Salvation Army's International Headquarters on Saturday 19 September when the building was part of the 'Open House London' event.

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N.B. All international news releases published by The Salvation Army are listed at salvationist.org

Did You Know . . .

In 1964, The Salvation Army invaded the pop music world with a UK hit song entitled 'It’s an Open Secret'?