CHURCH

A place for everyone's heart.
That is the Corps (Church) of The Salvation Army.
We gather every Sunday for worship (Holiness Meeting) to sing hymns, pray together,
share our testimonies, and listen to encouraging messages from the Bible.

About the Corps (Church)

Corps (Churches) nationwide hold various meetings, activities, and events. Please visit us.

Corps Activities

Holiness Meeting

A worship service held on Sunday morning, where you can hear messages from the Bible and enjoy a time of fellowship.

Salvation Meeting

An evangelical meeting for people who are not familiar with Christianity or who are new to Christianity. Topics such as God, Jesus Christ, and salvation are discussed in an easy-to-understand manner.

Fellowship Meal

After the worship service on Sunday, we share a meal together. It is an important time to remember that we are family in God.

Women’s Ministries

Women’s Ministry is open to the community, where everyone, even non-Christians, can participate.
We are engaged in various activities such as Home League, flower arranging, choir, Bible study, and child development support. Also, we carry out the “Least Coin Project” campaign and donate to developing countries every year.

Sunday School

It plays an important role in the growth of young people's minds and bodies, learning the Bible and how to live as Christians through the curriculum. There are also plenty of fun programs such as children's associations, summer Bible schools, and camping.

Over 60’s Club

A gathering for anyone who is over the age of 60, and anyone can participate regardless of religious denomination. Each time, we enjoy a delicious homemade lunch and a fun program.

Special Meetings

Ceremonial events are held at the Corps, and as a family in God, we share both joy and sorrow. Believers are "brothers and sisters" who transcend age, background, and title.

In addition, various activities such as choir and brass rehearsals, Bible study groups, prayer meetings, concerts, roadside missions, and distribution of bulletins are held according to the members and needs of the Corps.

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Community Care Ministries (CCM)

The CCM is a service group that responds to the needs of the community and practices the love of Christ, usually through a Salvation Army Corps. The content of the service varies from region to region, and the opportunities for service are endless. For example, we visit sick and elderly people living alone and provide as much assistance as possible, sharing peace and joy. You can participate in CCM activities as a volunteer without becoming a member.

Other activities include:

  • Visiting hospitals and facilities.
  • Visiting people with disabilities and people living alone in the area.
  • Helping with shopping, gardening, writing letters, preparing meals, etc.
  • Assistance in the event of an emergency (including preparation and distribution of comforting items such as clothing, daily necessities, and groceries).
  • Writing letters of comfort to those who have lost family members and are grieving.
  • Providing counseling.
  • Participating as volunteers at hospitals and facilities during rehabilitation and recreation.

How to become a CCM member

CCM membership qualifications are as follows:

A person who wants to serve with love and compassion for people and has been recommended by a Corps officer.

Even if you are not a member, you can participate in the activities as a volunteer at any time, so please feel free to contact your local Salvation Army Corps (Church).

CCM National Desk

CCM National Desk

Available Hours: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

2-17 Kanda Jimbocho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0051
The Salvation Army Territorial Headquarters
Program Department - CCM National Desk

* There are many cases where the phone line is busy and cannot be connected. In that case, please call again at another time.
* This inquiry system is managed by The Salvation Army Headquarters, and we cannot answer specific inquiries about item donations.

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