Since its inception, The Salvation Army has shown practical Christianity in its service to others during emergencies.
Christchurch City Corps Guards Troop 1943
Wesleyan Methodism strongly influenced both William and Catherine Booth and the movement they founded, The Salvation Army.
Wellington City Life Saving Scouts, 1921.
The Salvation Army Emergency Services exercise, Christchurch.
Over the years, Salvation Army officer training has changed dramatically, from virtually no training to an intensive two-year diploma.
Salvationists wear uniforms to signify their availability to anyone in need, and their commitment to their Christian faith.
Major Sam Medland serving refreshments at a fire in Rotorua c1983.
Captain Wright held Auckland's first Salvation Army meeting on Friday 13th in their first hall in Albert Street.
Lieutenant Geraldine Sinclair serving a cuppa to a fireman at a Masterton timber yard fire, c1958.
The Salvation Army Emergency Services, Christchurch - vehicle and equipment.
The Salvation Army allowed women not only to preach but also to hold office in a time when this was frowned upon.
