Articles
Lt Col Weggery
Lieutenant Colonel Lawrence Weggery - Spitfire pilot and Salvation Army Officer
Holdaway – The Pioneer of Ministry to Māori in New
Māori knew him as Enata Horowe. His Pākehā name was Albert Arthur Ernest Holdaway and he was a formidable man.
Norman Bicknell
Norman Bicknell was a well-regarded chaplain during World War II and remained in the Military Chaplaincy until his retirement.
Jim Kennedy
Tribute to Jim Cochrane Kennedy: 25 August 1939 to 17 April 2010
Rotoroa Island
For a hundred years The Salvation Army's Rotoroa Island offered a haven of tranquillity and therapy for inebriates in New Zealand.
The Salvation Army Crest
The symbolism of The Salvation Army crest is as follows:
Student Evangelistic Trek Team in Fiji
Members of the Student Evangelistic Trek team taking a break during their mission in Fiji in 1972.
Dr Thomas N. Rive (1920-1978)
Dr. Rive's two Festival Series selections for brass band "I know a Fount" and "Pilgrim Song" brought him world renown.
Recovery Church
While many officers had sought practical answers to the apparent lack of relevance of Salvation Army corps to those involved in the Salvation Army Bridge Programme, it was not until the early 1990s that a clear vision from the Holy Spirit came to Majors Merilyn and Kevin Goldsack, the Auckland Bridge directors. That vision was…
Salvation and the sea
Government support in the 1920s gave The Salvation Army the chance to implement William Booth's Darkest England migration scheme.
