Croydon Citadel

Please join our campaign to raise funds for a new van for our Corps and Community Centre as changes in ULEZ regulations are reaching the Croydon area very soon.

This vehicle is a vital tool for the work we do. It is used weekly to pick up food, toiletries, and cleaning materials from our various donors. These goods are distributed to families in our town that are in urgent need. Over the last year alone we have been able to provide over 3,000 food parcels to people of different ages in a vulnerable situation. At Christmas time we also provide hundreds of toys that are collected and distributed to children as an extra effort at this special time of year.

Please donate now, using the information below.  Any other forms of payment please request information at Croydon@salvationarmy.org.uk

It's easy to make a donation online. Visit the Croydon Citadel JustGiving page and donate what you can. Help us support as many people as possible.

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SUNDAY WORSHIP  

AT THE HALL  MEETINGS COMMENCE AT 10.00 AM. 

You Are Very Welcome! 

Online Morning Worship (Facebook)

Christian faith during the week, to offer programmes and activities for the whole community.

FOOD PARCELS can be collected with a recognised  AGENCY REFERRAL form on Tuesday &  Wednesday  2.30pm - 4.00 pm and Thursday 10.30 am - 12.30 pm

Monday

• 11.00 am - 1.00 pm The Well, Homeless Day Centre Project.  
• 7.00 pm Bi-Weekly – Youth ‘Foodtime’ and Bible Study

Tuesday

• 9.30 am - 12.30 pm - English classes working alongside  Croydon Adult Learning and Training ( CALAT ) (You will need to enrol with them first)
• 2.30 pm - 4.00 pm Postal Service and Food Parcels (references from cross Croydon partners)
• 6.00 pm - 8.00pm  AA Meeting
• 8.00 pm - Senior Choir rehearsal

Wednesday

• 9.30 am - 12.30 pm - English classes working alongside CALAT (You will need to enrol with them first)
• 10.00 am -  Home League Fellowship meeting for all. Features quizzes, singing, guest speakers, musical items and much more.
• 2.30 pm - 4.00 pm Postal Service and Food Parcels (references from cross Croydon partners)

Thursday

• 10.30 am – 12.30 pm Employment+ Local - Please email for an appointment 
• 10.30 am - 12.30 pm Postal Service and Food Parcels (references from cross Croydon partners)

Friday 

• Baby Song - Term time - contact the office for further details
• Monthly Men's Fellowship meeting - details in the weekly Corps bulletin

Saturday

• 10.00 am - 1.00 pm Contact Centre provided by Securing Futures - please contact directly. 

Sunday 

• 2.00 pm - 4.00 pm  AA Meeting

The Salvation Army works with some of the most vulnerable people in society. As we face the worst public health crisis in our lifetime, people on the margins need us now more than ever.
 
From running food banks and checking up on people who live alone, to offering counselling and supporting NHS isolation units, Salvation Army churches all over the country are responding to the crisis in dozens of different ways.

We are able to help so many people thanks to the generosity of people like you. There are lots of ways you can support us as we support others:

JustGiving

It's easy to make a donation online. Visit the Croydon Citadel JustGiving page and donate what you can. Help us support as many people as possible.

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To donate via Givt, simply scan this QR code with the Givt app. Download it from from the App Store or Google Play.

Three years after Catherine Booth the Army Mother preached in Croydon Public Hall in 1866 she conducted a three months campaign in the town.

The spiritual revival which followed let this converts to ask the East London Christian Mission to establish a branch in Croydon.

William Booth agreed and the workmen's hall and two small mission halls in different parts of the town were occupied. This became the first centre of the work to be started south of the River Thames and led to the movement changing its name to the Christian Mission.  Croydon becoming the ninth official opening.

The mission moved into its own building in Tamworth Road in 1873. A citadel was opened on the present site in 1887 nine years after the Christian Mission became The Salvation Army thus an unbroken record of Christian witness has been maintained by the officers and soldiers of this historic corps since 1869.

Please continue to pray for:

Croydon Citadel Corps as a fellowship during a period of change.