Serving Jesus in Pakistan
Salvationist Nazia Yousaf shares a fascinating insight into life as a Christian in Pakistan.
Committed to God's mission
150 years since its founding, The Salvation Army is still a mission movement, says Commissioner Robert Donaldson.
In God's lounge room
Neil and Gill Waugh received the grave news that Neil's cancer had spread. In the months before Neil passed away, the couple said they were living in God’s lounge room—enjoying his presence.
Rebuild Work Extends to Driver Mentoring
A Salvation Army course training people to work in the Canterbury rebuild has led to a programme mentoring young drivers.
Fifty Not Out
As her officer training session celebrates its 50-year anniversary, Major Judith Bennett shares memories of the innovative training experiences of the Defenders of the Faith cadets.
Helping the troops at home
The immensely popular Salvation Army Institutes, set up in New Zealand Army camps during World War I, were places where soldiers could find both solace and a ‘gladsome song’.
Welcome to the Family Store
The Salvation Army runs 125 Family Stores across New Zealand, selling donated second-hand goods. They are among the most well-known and visible parts of the Army’s work.
From strength to strength
Last year was the busiest year yet for The Salvation Army Blue Mountain Adventure Centre and this year the centre is marking 25 years since it opened.
New Māori Ministry Leaders
Meet Lieuts Tau and Trish Mataki, The Salvation Army’s new national Maori Leaders.