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While you are at The Salvation Army we want you to:
have fun and enjoy yourself
make good friendships with children and adults
get to know Jesus
learn how to be safe at home, school,
on the internet and with your friends
have fun and enjoy yourself
If you are ever unhappy or worried about
something that is happening to you while
you’re at The Salvation Army or you have
any ideas of how things could be m
ade
better for you, you can:
talk to your parents or the adult tha
t takes
care of you or talk to the children’s l
eader
fill in the time2talk section (ask an adult to
help you)
If you need someone else to talk to about
a problem, telephone ChildLine 0800 1111
make good friendships with children
Top tips:
Enjoy each other’s differences
Respect everyone
Be kind to everyone
Try not to lose your temper (if you do,
stay calm, leave the person and talk
to someone about how you feel)
make good friendships with adultsThe children’s team have been especially chosen tocare for you. This means:» there should always be at least two adults withany group of children so you should never be onyour own in a room with one adult» if you want to speak to an adult on your own,you can, but someone else should be around inthe room as well» if you tell an adult a secret, they can’t promise tokeep it if they need to tell someone who can helpyou
An adult should not:» text you» email you » or talk to you on MSNwithout your parents/carers knowing about it andcopying another adult into the messages» offer you a lift home in their car on your own» touch you in a way that makes you feel scared oruncomfortable » arrange to meet you on your own during theweek
If an adult from The Salvation Army does any ofthese things, it is important that you tell someone:» your parents/carers » your children’s leader» or write down what’s happening on time2talk
get to know Jesus
Jesus is the best friend wecan ever have!
He was born in a poor place
He was filled with God’s Holy Spirit
He healed sick people
He showed God’s power
He forgave sins
He died a cruel death butcame back to life again givinghis Holy Spirit so that we can
love others as God loves us
learn how to besafe at home,at school andwith your friends
We can learn to loveand respect everyonewherever we are,whatever we’re doing,just as we want to beloved and respected.
If you’re finding thatdifficult, for whateverreason, you can talk toany of the children’s team.
If you are being bulliedor you are bullyingsomeone, tell one of the
children’s team about it.
Everything will be doneto sort out the problem.
Personal informationNever tell anyone you meet on the internet your home address or telephone
number, corps/church, school etc without your parent’s permissionNever send anyone your picture without your parent’s/carer’s permission Never tell your password to anyone (not even your best friend or brother or sister)Never meet someone in person without your parent’s/carer’s permission and
get them to go with you on your first meeting
Chat roomsNever stay in a chat room if someone says or writes something which makes
you feel uncomfortable or worried and always let your parent knowRemember that chat rooms are public places and that you may not know the true
identity of anyone you meet in a chat room
EmailsNever respond to nasty, suggestive or rude emailsAlways be yourself and do not pretend to be someone else,
even if you think it is a jokeAlways delete attachments on emails from strangers without opening them –
they could have a virusNever send chain letters via the internet. Chain letters are forbidden on the
internet. Let your parent know if you receive one
'This is myown dear Son…'
Matthew 3:13-17
Safe internet use
Mark 4:35-41
Luke 5:12-16
Acts 2:1-4
John 20