The Salvation Army Perth City
Welcome!
We're glad you've stopped by! We are pleased to be able to invite you to worship and fellowship with us in many ways, either online or at the hall.
For more information about protocols for gathering with us at the hall during COVID-19, please see the News section of this website or visit our social media pages.
We'd love you to join us for worship at 10am Sundays either in the room or online. We live stream our Sunday worship meeting. You can worship with us live or when it suits you - on Facebook or YouTube.
God bless you.
What's On
Come join us! All welcome!
Click here for a flyer about what happens throughout the week.
For more information, see What We Offer, our social media pages or Contact Us.
A little more about us
Contact details
Address
333 William St,
Perth, Western Australia, 6003
PO Box 8498, Perth Business Centre, WA 6849
P: 08 9260 9591
E: PerthFortress@salvationarmy.org.au
Corps Officers: Majors Alwyn and Deborah Robinson
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Worship service
Every Sunday we get together at 10am to worship our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. You are invited to come along and discover Him for yourself.
Our worship is a celebration of praise, music, testimony and relevant bible based messages which focuses on a style of worship that caters to all generations.
We'd love to get to know you!
Our Vision and Mission
The Salvation Army is a Christian movement dedicated to sharing the love of Jesus by:
- Caring for people
- Creating faith pathways
- Building healthy communities
- Working for justice
Creating community and helping people grow in intimacy with Christ is part of the process of transforming lives. As leaders of this community we recognise without such a vision we lose the significance of our existence as a Church. Our continual desire is that we will make a difference in the lives of women, men and children who are seeking relevance, meaning and guidance in their lives and in the world in which they live. We value inclusiveness, the priesthood of all believers, the power of prayer and Christianity with its sleeves rolled up
