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Atheism to salvation

11 January 2016

As a young student, Erik Lennestaal was an expert at convincing people to adopt atheism - until someone challenged him to read the gospel of...

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Artist's brush with Jayne

7 January 2016

Artist John Kennedy cant recall when he first walked into The Salvation Army Wollongong Corps bistro, but he has never forgotten meeting the...

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Oliver on par with inspiring new hobby

21 December 2015

Eight-year-old Oliver has recently picked up a new but unusual hobby. In addition to his chess, tennis and soccer interests, one of Oliver’...

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Army expands refugee work in Leipzig

16 December 2015

A newly constructed warehouse has given The Salvation Army in Leipzig, Germany, the opportunity to provide extra assistance to refugees sett...

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Salvos join forces in fight against slavery

9 December 2015

Despite being outlawed nearly 150 years ago, slavery still affects millions of people in countries around the world – including right here...

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Faiths unite to end modern-day slavery

4 December 2015

Australia's two Salvation Army territorial commanders joined with various Christian leaders at Parliament House to launch the Australian Fre...

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5 tips for talking to your children about drugs and alcohol

27 November 2015

Salvation Army officer Major Beth Twivey, a mother of three who works in the drug and alcohol recovery area, shares some tips on talking to...

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Aged Care Plus recognised with Better Practice Awards

26 November 2015

The Salvation Army’s Aged Care Plus has been awarded two Better Practice Awards from the Australian Aged Care Quality Agency.

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5 tips for schoolies

20 November 2015

Michael Peattie, a Psychiatric Nurse and advocate for having a good time sober, gives his top tips for schoolie-goers from his own experienc...

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Pray for peace

16 November 2015

The Salvation Army continues to pray for peace and healing around the world.  Our thoughts and prayers are with those in Paris and acro...

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