The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army is a global movement founded in Victorian London, dedicated to faith and service, currently operating in 134 countries worldwide. With a mission to embrace the love of Jesus, it transforms communities and seeks to empower individuals, especially focusing on children and young people, health and well-being, and social justice initiatives. The organization addresses various issues, including economic empowerment, disaster response, and support for refugees and asylum seekers, while promoting spiritual life and community engagement. Through its efforts, The Salvation Army aims to create an inclusive environment where all individuals feel valued and are encouraged to make meaningful contributions to society. Generated from the website

Operational for more than 100 years, The Episcopal Diocese of Alaska offers Christian services. Its members share the Gospel of Christ from tiny villages to major metropolitan centers. Located in Fairbanks, Alaska, the church offers daily lessons and prayers and celebrates its anti-racist and multicultural diversity. The Episcopal Diocese of Alaska serves four regions, including Arctic Coast, Interior, South Central and South East. It provides Safe Church Training Program for those engaged in ministries, including clergy, candidates for Holy Orders, pastors, spiritual directors, Stephen ministers and Eucharistic minister.