Read this edition online The last few weeks have been a time of fear and trepidation as we contemplate a global virus and the economic fallout...
In part two of this occasional series on the armour of God, we warn against the wrong kind of right. Read: Part 1 I’m not ashamed to admit it—I...
Jack Fareni was delivered from addictions through the grace of God. Now a Senior Soldier at Ōtāhuhu Corps, he shares his testimony of God’s...
Since 2011, Child Rescue has sought to protect and liberate children from sexual exploitation and create a better future for their communities....
There are some faces you never forget. The face of Macud Ibrahim—Mou’adee, to family and friends—is one such face. The youngest victim...
Globally, New Zealand is seen as a small, somewhat protected nation. Yet we have faced major tragedies over the past few years that have not only...
An approximately 100-strong contingent represented Te Ope Whakaora at this year’s Waitangi celebrations in early February, including Māori...
Jason Tereva, or JT as he’s known, turns 50 this year. Having spent most of his life in various institutions, JT is now in his own home—clean and...
Little progress has been made in the past year to lift New Zealanders out of poverty, highlighted in the State of the Nation Report 2020....
The Salvation Army is a large and far-reaching organisation. This has been highlighted to me over the last few months, as I have seen our...
In part one of this occasional series on the armour of God, we uncover the truth about lies. When it comes to playing ice-breaker games, you...
Angel Murphy, from Sydenham Corps, shares her struggle with abuse and addiction, until she surrendered to God and turned her life around. I grew...
