Coronavirus Pandemic: The Salvation Army Connected and Continuing to Serve
Flexibility and adaptation are characterising the way in which The Salvation Army responds to communities impacted by the effects of COVID-19 right around the world. The movement is meeting new-found needs while also endeavouring to maintain its services to vulnerable people, often needing to amend practices to meet necessarily stringent guidelines and legislation to curb the spread of the coronavirus pathogen
if we are to
better the future,
we must disturb
the present.
- Catherine Booth, Mother of The Salvation Army
soup,
soap and
Salvation
We are an international organization and part of the global evangelical Christian church. Our teachings are based on the Bible and our service stems from our love for God. We aim to take a holistic approach and meet the needs of the mind, soul, and body. Therefore our guiding principle has been from the very beginning 'Soup, Soap and Salvation'.

children and youth

Camps, day care centers, scouting, holiday home, letter Sunday school, Nappis magazine, school visits etc!
TSA children and youth work offers a safe Christian environment where everyone will feel welcome just as they are.

strong charity in finland
The Salvation Army is active all around Finland. Find your nearest corps and join in!

volunteer!
According to research, people engaged in volunteer work are happier, healthier, and live longer. We offer volunteering opportunities for everybody.

our faith
The Salvation Army is a Christian organisation and part of the universal Christian Church. Its message and the lifestyle it advocates are based on the Bible's teaching. Everybody is welcome to our services!