Hallelujah! - History Magazine

The story of The Salvation Army in the Western South Pacific is still unfolding, but a glorious past is being captured in the regular magazine, Hallelujah!, now in its second year.

Hallelujah! is the fruit of a partnership of Salvation Army historians and writers from New Zealand, Australia and Papua New Guinea. Four editions were published in 2008. Three will be published in 2009 and three more in 2010.

Recently published

Hallelujah! Volume 3 - Issue 1 - Investing in the Future

This issue looks at some of the programmes and people that made significant contributions to the spiritual lives of countless thousands of young people within the Western South Pacific.

Featuring:

• Training for the future - George Hazell explores the attitudes of William and Catherine Booth in the training of young people.
• Not just a roof overhead - Lauren Martin explores the work among young people off the street in the Australia Southern Territory.
• A grand warrior - Kingsley Sampson writes about the special ministry to young people by pioneer officer William Hoare.
• Beyond prison bars - Lindsay Cox explores the ministry of The Salvation Army to those behind prison bars.

How to order

The magazine and custom-made binder is available from The Salvationist Resources Department. Back issues are also available.