About
Our Story
Over 150 years ago, William and Catherine Booth got a vision for what the world could look like when God’s people did God’s work and started The Salvation Army. Rather than a ‘pie in the sky’ type of religion they took Jesus seriously and went about bringing heaven to earth. They raised up an army of people equipped with the kind of love that brings transformation in everyday life. Hungry people were fed, children were protected, unemployed folks were given meaningful work, social exclusion was exposed and challenged, oppression was unraveled and freedom began to flourish, even laws were changed – all in a beautiful celebration of equality, hope, justice, dignity and community for everyone.
SA Justice exists to inspire, inform and instigate justice.
Our mission is to breathe life into The Salvation Army with justice thinking and actions… on earth, as it is in heaven.
Our vision comes from Jesus who embodied the biblical values of human dignity, equality, hope, compassion, and community.
To learn more about The Salvation Army:
- USA Central Territory, please visit here.
- USA Eastern Territory, please visit here.
- USA Southern Territory, please visit here.
- USA Western Territory, please visit here.
Jacqui Larsson
Territorial Social Justice Ministries Director
USA Western Territory
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
Elyse Dobney
Territorial Social Justice and Urban Mission Director
USA Central Territory
Hoffman Estates, IL
Arielle Curry
Territorial Anti-Trafficking Program Coordinator
USA Eastern Territory
West Nyack, NY
Sheena Evans
Territorial Services Coordinator Against Human & Sexual Trafficking
USA Southern Territory
Atlanta, GA
Core Values
SA Justice exists to inspire, inform and instigate social justice. Our joy is to breathe life into The Salvation Army and wider community with justice thinking and actions. Our vision comes from Jesus who embodied the biblical values of human dignity, equality, hope, compassion and community. SA Justice facilitates The Salvation Army’s vision to see the whole world redeemed.
