No Ordinary Army
A mission people
The Salvation Army has been fighting poverty, social and spiritual distress in New Zealand since 1883. We started work in Fiji in 1973 and in Tonga in 1985. We're here to serve.
If you need shelter and help to get life back on track, our hostels can be your safety net. They're communities where you will get the support you're looking for.
It was a relief to get the worries out. I am much happier now and moving on with my life.
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The essential goods we sell make a huge difference to people’s lives and provide much-needed relief in tight household budgets.
29 June 2009
Wellington youth leaders break Guinness World Record for a good cause.
One woman's work to bring change into the remote places of Papua New Guinea, by Cara Wood.
God’s work in us leaves no part of our lives untouched, by Garth McKenzie
Jeff Farm is a 1932ha farm managed by The Salvation Army that trains (and funds training for) young people for a career in the New Zealand agricultural industry.
We would love for past members both in New Zealand and Overseas to be able to come and celebrate with us.
The place and practice of counter-culturalism within our story.
While General Shaw Clifton was visiting Winnipeg, Manitoba, radio host David Balzer interviewed him for CJOB's 'God Talk'.