The home group I’m a part of was looking at the New Testament book of Acts, a record of the rapid spread of the Christian message beyond the bounds of Jerusalem.
Reon began counselling at The Salvation Army, using his own life experiences to help people
With mounting medical problems, increasing debt and an abusive partner, Tania knew she needed help
The easy and convenient way to give.
I’ve received a lesson in empathy from an aging cat.
Providing specialist palliative care
Making a healthy future for mothers and babies
Assisting young people to agricultural careers
Programmes at Tongariro National Park
How should we relate to one another within church communities?
Providing specialist palliative care
Maintaining independence with in-home support
This edition introduces Jim Wallis, one of two overseas speakers at The Salvation Army’s ‘Just Action’ social justice conference in Manukau from 29 to 30 September.
Our Mission is to Feed the Hungry
This edition is a mixed bag. First off, we highlight Bible Sunday. Inspired by God, the Bible has power to speak into people’s hearts and change lives.
This Sunday (4 July) is Candidates Sunday, when we promote the ministry opportunities available to officers, the collective term for Salvation Army clergy. It’s also a day when Salvationists pray that God will lead more people to say ‘yes’ to this vocational calling.
Payroll Giving is a convenient and simple way to support The Salvation Army.
In this edition we welcome journalist Ruth Sylvestre to our team. Ruth, a seasoned traveller, is with War Cry for a couple of months while between roles with a Salvation Army youth-focused church in Wellington.
After attending a local Salvation Army youth programme through his school, Dennize’s son Fred got his whole family involved
Anna struggled with mounting debt for years before asking The Salvation Army for help. Now she does everything she can to give back some of what she’s been given.
Two terrific series kick off in this week’s War Cry: one in our ‘Soul Food’ section (pages 12-13) and another on Firezone (pages 20-22).
Queenstown Corps womans ministry
Tribute to Jim Cochrane Kennedy: 25 August 1939 to 17 April 2010
02 Sep 2010
The village of Kibirga, in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, no longer exists.
25 Aug 2010
The third major flood relief distribution effort arranged by The Salvation Army in Pakistan took place on Saturday 21 August.
18 Aug 2010
The Salvation Army in Pakistan continued its initial response to the floods that have are now thought to have affected 20 million people by distributing bedding and cooking utensil packs to 300 families in Charsada.
11 Aug 2010
The Salvation Army in Pakistan is responding to catastrophic floods that brought widespread devastation to the country earlier this month. At least 1600 people lost their lives and two million are thought to be homeless.
09 Aug 2010
Salvationists in Russia are providing assistance to people affected by wildfires.
09 Aug 2010
Flooding is a regular occurrence in some regions of Romania but this year several areas not usually affected have been devastated by lightning floods.
04 Aug 2010
The Salvation Army in Pakistan is preparing to help people who have lost homes and possessions in the worst floods for 80 years.
30 Jul 2010
The Salvation Army in Chile continues to serve people affected by the earthquake and tsunami that brought devastation over a wide area in late February.
30 Jul 2010
The Salvation Army in Brazil is continuing to provide assistance after heavy rains led to devastating floods in the north-east of the country in mid-June.
09 Jul 2010
Kids clubs and soccer schools in The Salvation Army's Southern Africa Territory have proved hugely popular.
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I knew I had come to the right place
Bryant talks about Salvation Army welfare services
I knew I had come to the right place
Bryant talks about Salvation Army welfare services
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Huge changes have happened for me
We help men help themselves
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I feel much stronger since I've been here
I didn't want a baby - I just wanted my drugs
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RD1, Owhango 3989
Raurimu, Central North Island
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A taste of true adventure ...
One of our caseworkers would be happy to meet with you to assess where you're at, your needs and recommend the various options available.
Phone: +64 9 639 1135
view the Bridge Programme website
I've learned to live life a different way
A life after alcohol-fuelled family violence
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I had to change my life and give someone else a helping hand
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The Salvation Army’s Maori Ministry resource CD ‘Ka Whawhai Tonu Ahau’ (‘I’ll Fight’).
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The little-known story of The Salvation Army's involvement with Maori, from 1884 to the present day.
> Buy from Salvationist Resources
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Aux-Capts Joe and Nan Patea
Email: Maori Ministry

The Salvation Army’s Maori Ministry resource CD ‘Ka Whawhai Tonu Ahau’ (‘I’ll Fight’).
> Buy from Salvationist Resources

The little-known story of The Salvation Army's involvement with Maori, from 1884 to the present day.
> Buy from Salvationist Resources
To join our email mailing list or for more information please contact:
Aux-Capts Joe and Nan Patea
Email: Maori Ministry

The Salvation Army’s Maori Ministry resource CD ‘Ka Whawhai Tonu Ahau’ (‘I’ll Fight’).
> Buy from Salvationist Resources

The little-known story of The Salvation Army's involvement with Maori, from 1884 to the present day.
> Buy from Salvationist Resources
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The Public Relations Secretary
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I knew I had come to the right place
Bryant talks about Salvation Army welfare services
I knew I had come to the right place
Bryant talks about Salvation Army welfare services

You'll find a great collection of videos and podcasts to check out!
> visit the Salvation Army Sampler
Feel free to visit us on a Sunday morning, or drop in some other time.
In preparation for its relocation to Booth College of Mission in Upper Hutt, the Heritage Centre and Archives will be closed to external inquiries from 1 September 2010 and then fully closed from 1 November 2010. The centre is expected to be fully operational in its new location by 17 January 2011.
The Salvation Army Archives Department
204 Cuba Street
Wellington, 6011
Phone: + 64 4 382 0732
Email: Archives
Admission is free, but donations are appreciated.
Salvation Army Heritage Centre and Archives welcomes information and donations of Salvation Army memorabilia.
We welcome: photographs, slides, videos and films; letters, books and oral histories; records, cassettes and digital recordings; books and manuscripts; uniforms and badges; plus records from Salvation Army corps and centres.