No Ordinary Army
A mission people
The Salvation Army has been fighting poverty, social and spiritual distress in New Zealand since 1883. We started work in Fiji in 1973 and in Tonga in 1985. We're here to serve.
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Bramwell Booth
Our centre in Temuka caters to men and women with intellectual disabilities. We are 'a home away from home' for those looking for a supportive environment in a peaceful setting.
The strength of family
They didn’t carry me. They walked beside me, and that is a huge difference.
Bridge Programme
Evaluate your alcohol or drug use and explore ways to bring things under control again.
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Creative arts camp success
Young people put their talents on display at Amplify 2012.
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Salvation Army helping Fiji
The Salvation Army has been providing shelter and food.
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New officers off to a good start
'Beginnings' was a central theme of a commissioning weekend.
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International Leaders visit Fiji
International leaders visit Fiji Division for cadet commissioning.
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Back to school
How you can help your child navigate a new school year. -
Lessons for lasting happiness
Cindy David lost her lavish lifestyle but found happiness in God. -
Re-gifting (with integrity)
Re-gifting is passing on unwanted items as if they were new. -
Budgeting your time
Live by a well tested motto to help balance your time. -
Salvation Story
Major Kalo Fohe shares how God called her to serve in The Salvation Army. -
A call to Māori Christians
Many generations of Māori are affected by the Treaty of Waitangi.
Social Policy Unit
The Social Policy & Parliamentary Unit works towards the eradication of poverty.
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