‘Reduce, Reuse, Recycle’: Salvation and Salvage at the Turn of the Century
The paper recycling system was a metaphor for William Booth’s vision of the spiritual transformation of Britain’s poor...
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Article of the week: Tori Dante – Finding love, respect and freedom
From Salvationist 3 July 2021. Major Rosemary Dawson continues a series in which she remembers some of the inspirational people she met while working on the 'War Cry'
Volunteers in Winton and Boscombe support victims of modern slavery in Dorset
Volunteers from The Salvation Army in Winton and Boscombe have pooled donations of food and toiletries.
Young people help to raise funds and awareness of dementia group in Warrington
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Support and butties are still the order of the day with Salvation Army on site
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Queen’s speech: too little too late on homelessness and adult social care
The Queen’s Speech made it clear that the Government will not be able to deliver on key manifesto pledges on homelessness and adult social care.
Local MP visits Coventry Salvation Army centre and hears residents’ personal experiences of homelessness
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Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Tyne and Wear celebrates achievements of first Southwick ‘Victory Programme’ graduates
The Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Tyne and Wear, Margaret Fay, presented awards to the first six graduates of Southwick Salvation Army’s new Second World War-themed thrifty cooking course at Marley Park community fire station on Monday 8 April 2019.
New Video Post Lets Children - And Big Kids Alike - Meet Our Rare Breeds
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Guest blog: Soup, Soap, and Salvation: The Armée du Salut in French Guiana
Our fourth guest blog is written by Clare Anderson, Professor of History at the School of History, Politics & International Relations, University of Leicester