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General calls for prayer after Brussels attacks

23 March 2016

General André Cox, world leader of The Salvation Army, has called for prayer following the terrorist attacks in Brussels, Belgium.

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Breaking the power of sin

18 March 2016

World Leader of The Salvation Army, General André Cox, shares why Christians should live as people who daily experience the victory won for...

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Salvos give mother and son second chance in life

3 March 2016

In the aftermath of an ice addition and an abusive relationship, Sarah turned to the Salvos for help, and found confidence and hope.

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Having the courage to follow

29 February 2016

Grafton Salvationist Samuel Bacon and his family have invested more than 10 years of their lives into helping the people of Timor-Leste, a s...

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Salvos well-equipped to deal with cyclone aftermath

26 February 2016

Salvation Army officers in Fiji are putting their cyclone training into action in the aftermath of Cyclone Winton which devastated much of t...

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Storm-damaged Aged Care Plus Centre reopens

25 February 2016

The Salvation Army’s Carpenter Court Aged Care Plus Centre in Merewether has been officially reopened following repairs to damage caused du...

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Providing light in drought's darkness

22 February 2016

Emily, a mother of three young children, had a life-changing encounter with The Salvation Army in a small country town during Christmas 2014...

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Dubbo family serving God in Siberia

15 February 2016

Siberia is not generally the sort of place to which you would go for a relaxing holiday. By Australian climate standards, Siberia is freezin...

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Bringing home the message of practical ministry

10 February 2016

A new Salvation Army ministry is helping to alleviate poverty and disadvantage in Sydney's inner-west..

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Kayakers risk lives to tackle homelessness

21 January 2016

Three men from Sydney will kayak 400km across the dangerous and unpredictable Bass Strait from Victoria to Tasmania in order to raise nearly...

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