Woking

10:30am Prayer Fellowship 

11am All-age Worship

11:30am Children's ministry

12:15pm Coffee Fellowship 

Monday

9.15am - 10.45am  Teddy Toddlers (session one)

11am - 12.30pm Teddy Toddlers (session two)

Tuesday

8pm Band Practice

Wednesday

11am CAMEO

The meeting will take the form of hymns, readings and a ‘thought for the day'.  Each meeting will also include light refreshments, tea and coffee and there is also the chance to share in the Luncheon Club

12pm Luncheon Club

To enjoy a freshly prepared meal with others who attend Luncheon Club, please ensure you contactvGill on 01483 721 883, who will be happy to give you further information.

8pm Songster Practice

The ‘Welcome In' charity shop in Horsell High Street was opened to the public in 2003.

Through the charity shop, Woking Salvation Army has had the privilege to serve the community over the past 17 years.

It is with deep regret that we have taken the difficult decision to permanently close the shop.

We would like to thank all those who have donated time, resources and prayer support to Woking Salvation Army through the charity shop's activities and pray God's blessing on you.

If you would like to continue to support Woking Salvation Army please don't hesitate to make contact with us.

Community Care is the section of The Salvation Army that specifically helps those who need special assistance. From offering food to those without to furnishing a flat for those in desperate need. We are involved in wrapping over 400 Christmas presents and food parcels, as well as supporting the York Road Hostel and other Social Organisations. 

Unfortunately, we are not able to give money but we will try to assist in many other ways.

The financial cost of meeting these needs comes from the giving of The Salvation Army church members and the public giving from Christmas Carolling.

The Woking Community Care Team provide emergency service cover when requested by the larger Salvation Army emergency response units, such as that provided after nationwide disasters like The Kings Cross fire, or the London terrorist bombing of 2005.

The team is made up of volunteers from Woking Salvation Army church members.  Time is given for free so that others can be helped - its just a simple way of giving back something we have been blessed with ourselves.

During these days access to our church building is restricted and we are unable to physically meet together for worship. 

However each week a service is prepared as if we are meeting together.  

This week we will share in corporate worship with the rest of the United Kingdom with Ireland Territory by joining in with our Territorial Leaders as they lead us in what would have been our Territorial Congress Weekend.

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