2012 : July
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Delegates Prepare for First International College for Soldiers
24 July 2012
THE first session of The Salvation Army's International College for Soldiers will take place from 10-24 September 2012 in London. Read more
Where are the children?
24 July 2012
The latest Australian census reveals a nearly 20 per cent decline in the number of children affiliated with the Salvos. Something must be done, and Captain Steven Smith challenges us to action. Read more
Olympics pre-story
24 July 2012
While Olympic athletes will go for gold at the London games later this month, Sarah-Jane Alley and her team, inspired by 1 Peter 1:7, will be going for More Than Gold. Read more
Care from above
23 July 2012
"Everyone provides support initially, but as it goes on...eventually the surviving person is forgotten about ..." says South Queensland Flying Padre, Captain Mark Bulow. Read more
Family Tracing personnel attend Inaugural Missing Person's Conference.
20 July 2012
Earlier this Month five team members from Family Tracing Service Brisbane attended the inaugural national missing persons conference in Brisbane. Read more
Mt Isa rehab service on road to recovery
20 July 2012
The Salvation Army’s Recovery Services has taken over the operation of an Indigenous rehabilitation centre at Mount Isa. Read more
Salvos mission warmly received in ski resort
20 July 2012
The Salvation Army held its first Salvo Snow Mission at Jindabyne from 29 June to 13 July. Read more
Finding Freedom Behind Bars
18 July 2012
Sitting in a jail cell on his 21st birthday, Reiley Amos picked up the Bible and started to read: “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth…” Read more
Help through the generations
17 July 2012
Whilst researching his ancestry, 66-year-old QLD resident Robert Chalmers discovered an historical Salvation Army connection. Lauren Martin reports on a history that has suddenly come alive. Read more
Bring a buddy
16 July 2012
Throughout the month of July, The Salvation Army Aged Care Plus is running the ‘Bring a Buddy’ campaign to encourage new potential volunteers to make contact with their local Aged Care Plus. Read more
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