Army Archives
Part two: Sparks that lit a fire of salvation
0 Comments
In part two of a two-part series, Pipeline investigates the early life of Salvation Army founders, William and Catherine Booth and the formative influence that eventually led them to found the Army.
Read full story
Part one: Sparks that lit a fire of salvation
0 Comments
In part one of a two-part series, Pipeline investigates the early life of Salvation Army founders, William and Catherine Booth and the formative influence that eventually led them to found the Army.
Read full story
Counselling service answered the call
0 Comments
After 32 years of counselling tens of thousands of Australians on the phone, Salvo Care Line made its final calls in June 2015.
Read full story
Symbol of service
0 Comments
From its first appearance in World War One, through to its adoption as the iconic symbol of the annual doorknock appeal, the simple Salvation Army logo of the Red Shield has stood the test of time.
Read full story
History, what's the point?
0 Comments
Does the recounting of The Salvation Army's history have any relevance, or is it just a case of interesting storytelling?
Read full story
The Inspector of Nuisances
1 Comment
The Salvation Army has not always enjoyed the popularity and acceptance that it experiences today.
Read full story
Out of the crucible of human suffering
1 Comment
As the nation pauses each April to remember Anzac Day, it's also a moment to acknowledge the contribution of The Salvation Army in World War One.
Read full story