Army Archives
The Army on the big screen
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In the first of a two-part series, edited by LAUREN MARTIN, Pipeline publishes excerpts from A history of The Salvation Army in secular movies and music by Garth Hentzschel, President of the Brisbane...
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From humble beginnings
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Today marks the start of The Salvation Army in Australia, and, not surprisingly, it began by offering help to those in need.
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Fearless pioneer paved way in PNG
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Sixty years ago this month, The Salvation Army's Australia Eastern Territory officially began work in Papua New Guinea.
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The significant contribution of women
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When The Salvation Army's founder commented that "some of my best men are women", he articulated a philosophy that was to become pivotal in the development of the organisation throughout the world.
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The 95-year divide
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With the official Australia One
unification of the two Salvation
Army territories now underway,
Pipeline investigates the
original split.
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All things to all men
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In 1897, The Salvation Army was to use its central publication, The War Cry, to support not only the message of goodwill to all men, but also the drive toward a federated Australia.
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History records 'Hard Yakka' of officership
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Army's mission the one constant in ever-changing world.
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War heroes on the home front
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The army of volunteers who toiled behind the scenes.
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Tea for transformation
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The ministry of the early Salvation Army was marked by many enterprising ventures, not the least of these its entry into the tea market.
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