Seek justice and reconciliation

On this Racial Justice Sunday, Captain Tony Kakande (Gateshead) challenges us to consider what it really means to love our neighbour (Mark 12:28–34).

In the second of five weekly videos, we find out about Hope House.

Captain Tony Kakande reflects on what matters most.

In the first of five weekly videos, Lieutenant Renno Rannamäe introduces the 2026 Self-Denial Appeal.

Salvationist introduces the 2026 Self-Denial Appeal, which focuses on the Army’s work in Estonia.

Chris Hartley celebrates the success of the Army’s campaign to get naloxone to people who need it.

Nikki Fenton talks to George Tanton about how The Salvation Army's bank puts people over profits.

As Knives Out returns to Netflix, Ivan Radford considers what the film has to say about religion, faith and living with compassion.

Lyn Woods finds out how corps and centres connect with their neighbours at Christmas.

As Wicked: For Good soars through cinemas, Stevie Hope reflects on what it takes to be good.