War Cry
War Cry is a fortnightly 24-page Christian magazine for Salvation Army readers and all those exploring faith issues.
Signs and wonders
28 Aug 2010
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.
No ‘holy huddles’
31 Jul 2010
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.
Hearts and lives
17 Jul 2010
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.
Called, equipped, commissioned
03 Jul 2010
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.
Take a road trip with Jesus
19 Jun 2010
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.
What’s Inside
05 Jun 2010
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).
It’s How We’re Drinking
22 May 2010
‘Let us eat and drink, you say, for tomorrow we die!’ So said Isaiah, the Old Testament prophet. Regrettably, this same ‘she’ll be right’ attitude still pervades society today.
Our Children’s Cheerleaders
08 May 2010
Most parents remember those long, quiet and blissfully uninterrupted evenings while awaiting the birth of their first child when they pored over baby books looking for the name that would be ‘just right’ for Baby Boy or Baby Girl.
150 Years of Military Chaplaincy
24 Apr 2010
‘The church must be wherever there are people’: this is what leaders of both The Salvation Army and the Catholic Church told Mary Tagg in May 1998 when she interviewed them for her Ph.D thesis, ‘The Jesus Nut’, on New Zealand military chaplaincy.
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