YOU HAVE
A CALLING

We will Train you, Equip you and, Send you to the field.

Are you ready
for battle?

730 days of rigorous training await you, ready to test your dedication and fortitude as it steers you toward fulfilling your calling. Long hours, arduous studies, and personal sacrifices are required - however, the final outcome is certain to be worth every ounce of effort!

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Of cadets will be Salvation Army Officers

What They Say

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Are served by The Salvation Army.

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We’ve been pursuing our mission.

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4 Initial Steps

To join the Salvation Army training college 

  1. Become a soldier (member) at your local Salvation Army church

  2. Take the "Am I A Candidate?" quiz

  3. Contact your local “Candidates Secretary”

  4. Sign up for our preview weekend

Testimonies

program summary

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train

Our two-year curriculum allows students to be trained on various aspects of The Salvation Army Officership, from Pastor to Preacher, Youth Leader to Social Worker, and more.

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Equip

Our program provides students with the essential resources to achieve their spiritual, academic, and leadership goals. From textbooks and equipment right through to tools of success.

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Send

After two years of training, Salvation Army Officers are sent to their initial appointment - the start of a fulfilling and meaningful journey where they will fulfill their calling to full-time ministry.

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