City of Christians Breaks Bread with Candidates
In Porirua, the people care deeply about two things—God and enough food to nourish His people....
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Precious Packages Continue to Bring Hope to Samoan Families
After arriving in Samoa at the start of the year, we heard that triplets had been born in Apia at...
To Love and Serve Him Supremely All My Days: Honouring Harold Hill
Friends, family and Salvationists gathered in The Salvation Army Cuba Street auditorium on...
Open Our Eyes
On Sunday 27 September, Salvation Army corps and centres across the territory acknowledged the International Day of Prayer for victims and survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking with the theme ‘Open our eyes’. General...
Kids Camp in the Light
Did you know Jesus is the light of the world? That’s the message that 378 tamariki and their leaders from across The Salvation Army gathered to celebrate at our Aotearoa New Zealand Kids Camp in late September. Held across three...
Pressing on for Aotearoa
Pressing on for Aotearoa In the lead-up to November’s General Election, The Salvation Army’s...
New Family Store for Timaru
The new Washdyke Family Store in Timaru opened on 24 September. The original Timaru Family Store...
Cambridge Celebrates New Soldiers
On 5 July, Cambridge Corps joyfully celebrated the enrolment of four new junior soldiers, Simmy...
Making Kai an Election Issue
The Salvation Army is calling candidates to act on food security and make a commitment to feeding the nation with just weeks to go to next month’s election. Earlier this year, we proudly added our voice to the Vote for Kai...
Update on the Future of SALT
I’m aware that there are some misconceptions around what is happening with SALT. I want to provide a brief update to SALT readers about where things are up to since we ran the survey in May looking at digitalising SALT. Data...
