2019
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Summer Carnival 2019 ... fun, family, and faith for those who need it most
18 January 2019
Young people find the freedom and acceptance to be themselves at annual camp. Read more
Salvation Army extends help to shutdown-affected workers in US
18 January 2019
The Salvation Army is providing practical assistance, faith and hope as the government shutdown continues in the United States. Read more
God's Sports Arena kicks off in PNG
17 January 2019
God's Sports Arena, a thriving Salvation Army church in the heart of Brisbane, has launched a service in Port Moresby, the capital of Papua New Guinea. Read more
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Australia Territory lifts target for women in leadership
16 January 2019
The Salvation Army in Australia is leading the way when it comes to gender equity in leadership positions. Read more
Additional officers head for overseas appointments
14 January 2019
Australian officers who have been waiting for visas can now begin their international service. Read more
Global musical experience impacts young band members
11 January 2019
Taking part in the iconic Pasadena Rose Parade was one of the many highlights of the Australia Territory Youth Band's tour of Southern California. Read more
Still Others launches a book bonanza
10 January 2019
Several new books by Salvation Army authors were launched at Still Others in Melbourne last month. Read more
Café still connecting community
10 January 2019
The Community Cafe that operated so successfully at Ivanhoe Estate in Sydney for many years is now based at nearby Morling College and is having a similar positive impact in the community. Read more
A haven of transformation
9 January 2019
Dooralong Transformation Centre was one of the services showcased at Still Others last December. Read more
Tuggeranong youth on a mission with their 'Blessing Box'
9 January 2019
A simple idea put into action by the young people of Tuggeranong Corps is making a difference to the lives of people struggling to make ends meet in Canberra. Read more