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Pipeline - April 2013

3 April 2013
Pipeline - April 2013

The April issue of Pipeline is now available to read online at pipelineonline.org.

In this issue, in a special feature, we take a fascinating look at the rich history of singing and songwriting in The Salvation Army and the global Church.

In other features, we tell the moving story of World War II veteran Charlie Harris and how a moment in battle 70 years ago has shaped his life of gratitude; profile new territorial leadership team members Colonels Richard and Janet Munn; and tell the story of Captain Dale Murray who gave up a promising career as a policeman to obey God's call to officership.

The April issue of Creative Ministry can also be viewed at pipelineonline.org. In this issue, we feature the ministry of the Salvos at the Tamworth Country Music Festival.

The latest issue of Pipeline is available to read online, you can grab a copy from your nearest corps or centre, or download as a PDF (4MB). 

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