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Devonport

Celebrate Christmas with the Salvos

Light, hope and love — because Jesus has come

We are passionate about building relationships

Since 1890, Devonport Salvos (Corps) has been a church, serving Devonport and surrounding communities who are experiencing hardship and injustice. We are passionate about building relationships, and wherever there is hardship or injustice, we will live, love and fight alongside others to transform our community one life at a time with the love of Jesus. 

Needing Help This Christmas?

If you need help with food and/or children's toys for Christmas, please complete the application by clicking get help.

Visit us

Visit us

Your Officer is Lt. Dave Bruford

If you have any questions about our programs or services, get in touch. You can also submit a request for prayer or ask for someone to contact you for spiritual support.

 

Address:  166 William Street, Devonport

Parking is available on-site at the rear of our building.

What's on

People conversing around coffee table

Adults Ministry

The Devonport Salvos values community. Whether you enjoy outings, discussing the Bible, or gathering over a meal, we invite you to come along to an activity for men, women or seniors. 

 

Children and families

Children and families

We value children, their relationships with their caregivers, their growing friendships and their spiritual journeys. We are committed to supporting Children and families as they grow in faith, through relationship and connection.

Spiritual Growth

Spiritual Growth

We believe it is important to be continually growing in our relationship with God, and we also believe God desires us to be growing alongside others. 

 We would love to see you in a group, whether it's for prayer, Bible study or worship.

Pathway of Hope

Pathway of Hope

A free, empowering program that walks alongside parents and carers to help create brighter, more stable futures.

Want to be a part of a team that believes in good and also believes in expressing our Christian faith practically?
Two Salvation Army volunteers sharing a friendly conversation in a park, ready with warm coffee, blankets, and open hearts to support those doing it tough.