Paper Summary:

The paper discusses the history of the Canadian Salvation Army, its origin, purpose, dedication, philosophy and target market. The paper in addition discusses the Salvation Army mission and the issues it addresses, as well as its challenges and plans for the future.

Outline:
Historical Context
Why it was Developed
Issue the Service Attempts to Address
Mandate of the Service
Description of the Service
Statistics
Who Uses the Service
Challenges for Clients
Challenges for Service Providers
Analysis of the Service
Future Direction of the Service

From the Paper:

"Given that The Salvation Army's tremendous success is largely due to its ability to respond to the needs of individual communities, one can imagine that it is impossible to delineate one single future direction for the service. For example, Pastor Rideout's response to that question was based on his own experience in the organization. As a result, he believed that The Salvation Army needed to concentrate on developing its youth programs. In addition, he believed that the organization needed to provide additional family service centers and youth centers. Moreover, he sees a need for hygiene and family education in his community."

Sample of Sources Used:

• Rutherdale, M. (2005). Women in God's army: gender and equality in the early Salvation Army. Canadian Journal of History, 40(3), 546-48.
• Salvation Army. (2006). Religions of the world. Fremont, CA: Toucan Valley Publications,Inc.
• The Salvation Army. (2007). Frequently asked questions. Retrieved February 25, 2008, from
• The Salvation ArmyWeb site: http://www.salvationarmy.ca/faq
• The Salvation Army. (2007). The history of the Salvation army in Canada. Retrieved February 23, 2008, from The Salvation ArmyWeb site: http://www.salvationarmy.ca/history http://www.salvationarmy.ca/history

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