Salvation Books is the book publishing imprint of International Headquarters.
To order any of these books, please contact the trade department in your local Salvation Army territory.
The Heart of God: Poems About Jesus
by Robert Street
In The Heart of God, every poem says something about Jesus and frequently says something about us too. By bringing to life some encounters and events surrounding the first Easter, the verses explore the heart of God in discerning and challenging ways. They also show how the kind of issues faced by Jesus are still with us today.
As well as using the poems for personal daily reflection, sharing them with others in group discussion can give opportunity for further insights.
The Scripture on which each poem is based, and key Bible verses, are given to provide the background that inspired these thoughts.
Published November 2022. ISBN 978-1912981632.
Paperback: available from your local Salvation Army trade department.
eBook: available from Kindle and Kobo.
A New Day
by Peter McGuigan
with photographs by Gareth McGuigan
Born out of the author's experience of the COVID-19 pandemic, this collection explores themes of longing, hope and assurance.
The global pandemic prompted many people to reflect on what was lacking in their pre-COVID lives. The desires to enrich relationships, find spiritual renewal and to take responsibility for creating a better world are all reflected in this beautifully illustrated book.
'One can read and reread these essays and be refreshed each time. Not only that, but the photographs complement the text and jolt us back to the wonder of our world and the assurance that a new day is a tangible possibility for us all.' - Professor Graeme Young
Published November 2022. ISBN 978-1912981618.
Paperback: available from your local Salvation Army trade department.
eBook: available from Kindle and Kobo.
Walking with Communities
by Ian Campbell, Alison Rader Campbell and Robin Rader
Salvationists Alison and Ian have devoted their lives to health-related community development and integrated mission. Over 30 years they have witnessed God’s healing grace and the amazing capacity of local communities to deal with crisis and conflict.
In 2018 Ian embarked on a 28-day, 630-mile journey on the South West Coast Path in England. Daily encounters on the path led him to recall stories from communities around the world. Bringing together the local and the global, this memoir is essential reading for anyone with a heart for real encounter with people. Read more.
Published May 2022. ISBN 978-1911149859.
Paperback: available from your local Salvation Army trade department and from Amazon.
Twenty Talks
by Retired General Shaw Clifton
These short, easy-to-read collections are for preachers, small group discussion and private reflection.
They are available in print from Salvation Army trade shops and as e-books from Kindle and Kobo.
Unmaking Enemies: Twenty Talks on Paul's Epistle to the Romans Kindle Kobo
The Brilliant Fool: Twenty Talks on the Gospels Kindle Kobo
Somewhere in the Shadows: Twenty Talks for Holy Week Kindle Kobo
Sacred Risk: Twenty Talks for Advent and Christmas Kindle Kobo
Is God Smiling? Twenty Talks on the Psalms Kindle Kobo
A Belt of Linen: Twenty Talks on the Old Testament Kindle Kobo
Words of Life
by Major Beverly Ivany
Words of Life is a daily Bible reading devotional series published by The Salvation Army, released three times a year.
- Find out more about and how to purchase at the Words of Life page
The Salvation Army Year Book 2022
The Salvation Army Year Book is published annually with reports, photos, facts and figures relating to programmes run worldwide.
It contains:
- global reports and photos from the countries in which the Army works
- up-to-date facts and figures on the Army's international mission
- full-colour photographs
- Find out more about and how to purchase at the Year Book page
Head, Hands and Feet
by Robert Street
When Peter spontaneously asked Jesus to wash his head and hands as well as his feet, he could hardly have imagined what his head, hands and feet would do in the next few hours. Even less would he have realised what a contrast the head, hands and feet of Jesus would make with his own actions.
This study looks at events of the night before Jesus died and compares the actions of the disciples with the calm, controlled and caring way in which Jesus did what needed to be done.
It can also be used for group study, with those participating sharing their thoughts. The subjects have been chosen to stimulate thought about the depth of love found in Jesus Christ and how he deals with our inadequacies.
By contrasting the actions of Peter and the disciples with those of Jesus, we can see more clearly how Jesus refused to be distracted from doing his Father's will and how we can learn from his total commitment to us and our salvation.
There is also a post-Resurrection study to follow through Peter's spiritual renewal and reconciliation with Jesus.
Published February 2020
E-book
- Read Head, Hands and Feet online for free
William Booth - The Man and His Mission: The Life and Legacy of William Booth Part 1 (1829-1878)
William Booth - The General and His Army: The Life and Legacy of William Booth Part 2 (1878-2015)
by Gordon Taylor
William Booth was a tireless evangelist, a world traveller and a social reformer – a legend in his own lifetime!
Through meticulous research, author Gordon Taylor discovers the ‘man behind the myths’ and presents a fascinating narrative built around letters, diaries, newspaper reports, public addresses and personal writings.
Published August 2019
Volume 1
Volume 2
To order any of these books, please contact the trade department in your Salvation Army territory.