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Faith in Life

‘Where the rubber hits the road’ – that’s the crux of the matter. How do we live for God in the world? And how does faith in Jesus Christ impact our thoughts, speech and actions?

See the Change

28 Aug 2010

Sentenced by the court to unpaid community work, Aroha Latu did her hours at The Salvation Army. Now she attends church there—and she’s brought along 25 other members of her family!

Miracle Man

16 Jul 2010

Cancer couldn't keep Joe from God's work

Where God Leads

09 Jul 2010

Envoy Mandy Carian has been working as Assistant Director at The Salvation Army Ramoth Children’s Home in Suriname since February this year, taking over as Director this month.

The Power to Change

28 Jun 2010

By her own admission, Gaylene Turvey was once 'a ratbag '- held captive by alcohol, abusive relationships and fear - but God has changed all that. And now life couldn't be better.

More than a Moment

19 Jun 2010

Steve Molen has learnt a lot about what it really means to be fully surrendered to God; he's had to face up to some tough stuff along the way

It’s very rare that I get hooked on a TV series. But where New Zealand’s version of The Apprentice caught my eye was the intriguing question of whether humility and strong morals in a business person would win over self-centred ambition.

What about doubt?

09 Jun 2010

'Doubts are the ants in the pants of faith. They keep awake and moving.'

Sweet Surrender: God’s miracle transformation of a willing heart

08 Jun 2010

Almost 2000 years ago, Jesus met Paul on a country road, drastically turned his life around and used him to radically impact the world for God. God is still in the business of stopping people in their tracks, transforming them and sending them out as soldiers in his Army. Sandy Galvin is living proof...

Our Search for a Hero: Hood vs Christ

08 Jun 2010

Whether it’s William Wallace, Mother Teresa, Buck Shelford, Batman or even WALL•E, we all have an inner urge to find heroes who can inspire us and remind us of the potential we each hold.