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09/09/2026

Meet Rob (Appeals Officer, THQ) as he shares the newly released Big Connection resources, making it easier than ever to support people in your community.

Formerly known as the Big Collection, the Big Connection is The Salvation Army's year-round fundraising initiative, bringing together Salvationists, supporters and communities to make a lasting difference in the lives of those who need it most.

Money raised helps fund vital services, including support for people experiencing homelessness, specialist care for survivors of modern slavery, addiction recovery programmes, debt advice, employment support through Employment Plus, and much more.

Ready to get involved? Visit the Big Connection resources hub to access fundraising toolkits, posters, leaflets and practical resources to help bring your ideas to life.

👉 https://www.salvationist.org.uk/resources/community-engagement/big-connection

Have you ever planted a seed and wished it would grow overnight?Major Paula Haylett reflects on Jesus' parable of the gr...
08/09/2026

Have you ever planted a seed and wished it would grow overnight?

Major Paula Haylett reflects on Jesus' parable of the growing seed and reminds us that God's work often happens quietly, unseen and in his perfect timing. While we're called to faithfully sow seeds of faith, hope and love, it is God who brings the growth.

When life feels slow, uncertain or you're waiting for prayers to be answered, take heart. God is still at work beneath the surface.

Take a few moments to be encouraged and challenged by this inspiring reflection on patience, prayer and trusting God with the harvest.

📖 Read the full Bible study at https://www.salvationist.org.uk/faith/devotions/mark-4-parable-growing-seed

We are all stewards of God's creation.As followers of Jesus, we are called to care for the world God has entrusted to us...
07/09/2026

We are all stewards of God's creation.

As followers of Jesus, we are called to care for the world God has entrusted to us. Small actions, taken together, can make a meaningful difference.

Here are 5 ways to care for creation:

Travel carefully - Walk when you can, use public transport, share journeys or think carefully about air travel.

Eat sustainably - Reduce food waste, consider eating less meat, and choose seasonal or locally produced food where possible.

Shop sustainably - Buy second-hand, recycle, and help clothes, electronics and household items last for longer.

Reduce your footprint - Turn off lights when you leave a room and explore greener energy options.

Grow community - Care for creation together by registering your corps as an Eco Church or joining the Environmental Champions Network. Email [email protected] to find out more.

Every step we take is an opportunity to honour God and care for our neighbours, both now and for future generations.

👉 Find information, support and practical resources at https://www.salvationist.org.uk/faith/our-territory/territorial-directory/environmental-office

‘God wants us to be our authentic selves.’Join Territorial Music School (TMS) attendee Dan Wallis as he explores how we ...
06/09/2026

‘God wants us to be our authentic selves.’

Join Territorial Music School (TMS) attendee Dan Wallis as he explores how we can remain faithful when facing pressure in our ever-changing and at times distracting world. Reflecting on the TMS's theme, Faithful, inspired by the hit TV series The Traitors, Dan draws on Matthew 6:1-8, 16-18 and 1 Peter.

🎧 Tune into Salvationist Radio at 11am or 6pm, or listen to the podcast highlights now at salvationist.org.uk/podcasts/sunday-worship-podcast

Reflect on the divine act of Creation and how we play our part in caring for creation in this week's issue of Salvationi...
05/09/2026

Reflect on the divine act of Creation and how we play our part in caring for creation in this week's issue of Salvationist.

Subscribe to Salvationist magazine or read articles from the issue online: salvationist.org.uk/magazine.

As we prepare to mark Creation Sunday, we're invited to reflect on our place within God's world.Caring for creation is a...
04/09/2026

As we prepare to mark Creation Sunday, we're invited to reflect on our place within God's world.

Caring for creation is about more than protecting the environment. It's an act of worship, a way of loving our neighbours, and a response to God's call to be faithful stewards of the world he has entrusted to us.

From reducing waste to making sustainable choices, every step can help us care for the planet and the people who depend on it.

🌏 Read the full article to discover why creation care matters and explore practical ways you can get involved at https://www.salvationist.org.uk/articles/creation-sunday-hes-got-whole-world-his-hands

Are you looking to grow your confidence in using digital tools and technology for mission and ministry?Join us at DigiFe...
02/09/2026

Are you looking to grow your confidence in using digital tools and technology for mission and ministry?

Join us at DigiFest 2026, an online conference hosted by THQ to bring together practical insights, digital learning and support from across The Salvation Army.

🗓️ Wednesday 21 October 2026
💻 Online via Microsoft Teams Webinar

Can't make it on the day? Register anyway to receive the recording.

Find out more and sign up at https://www.salvationist.org.uk/events/digifest

More than 100 members and supporters gathered for this year's Enabled Summer Extravaganza, enjoying a week packed with w...
01/09/2026

More than 100 members and supporters gathered for this year's Enabled Summer Extravaganza, enjoying a week packed with worship, creativity, learning and friendship.

From Bible teaching and worship to music, drama, sport, crafts and community events, the programme created opportunities for people to grow in faith, develop new skills and build lasting connections.

The theme, The Climb, reminded everyone that whatever challenges we face, God is with us every step of the way.

Read more about this inspiring week and hear how faith, fun and fellowship came together to create a truly special experience at https://www.salvationist.org.uk/articles/enabled-summer-extravaganza-2026-faith-fun-and-fellowship

Heavenly Father, thank you for the gift of Sabbath. Thank you that our worth is found not in our screens, our work or th...
30/08/2026

Heavenly Father, thank you for the gift of Sabbath.

Thank you that our worth is found not in our screens, our work or the constant busyness, but simply in the fact that we belong to you.

Give us the courage to try and change unhelpful digital habits and when we feel tempted to go back to them, remind us of your grace.

As we embrace digital Sabbath, give us the courage to unplug from any distractions so we can plug deeper into your love.

Teach us to use technology with wisdom and freedom and quiet our hearts right now in your holy presence.

Amen.

'I went to it full of apprehension and came away full of the Holy Spirit!'Get a sense of the joy found at this year's En...
29/08/2026

'I went to it full of apprehension and came away full of the Holy Spirit!'

Get a sense of the joy found at this year's Enabled Summer Extravaganza by picking up this week's issue of Salvationist.

Subscribe to Salvationist magazine or read articles from the issue online: salvationist.org.uk/magazine.

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