Important message about the COVID-19 Coronavirus

In an effort to care for all of our personnel, families, and mission around the world, EMI has been taking a number of steps in response to the progress of COVID-19.

Location-specific Crisis Management Teams remain in place to monitor COVID developments, inform, and care for EMI personnel. Decisions about official EMI travel (including project travel) domestically and internationally are being made on a case-by-case basis by Office Directors in locations concerned. EMI’s worldwide offices remain in varying states of closure with personnel working remotely or from home.

We continue to actively monitor the situation and will respond to new information affecting our worldwide ministry and teams. We view the COVID-19 Coronavirus as an opportunity to live out the gospel and our faith in Jesus through the ministry of EMI.

Results for Newsletter

Mexico City Burnout

The pressures and challenges of urban ministry in Mexico City push many pastors and Christian leaders toward burnout.

Cheryl Tatom,

Autumn

2017

Restored Water, Renewed Vision

Failing infrastructure on the 70-year-old campus in rural Zambia was an outward sign of the more complex challenges facing the Salvation Army.

Sitting in the assembly hall of a Village Outreach Centre, I got a dose of reality that made the purpose of this trip crystal clear.

Roberta Oramabo,

Spring

2017