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Ministry in Southern Africa will require us to be mission ready to address increasing opportunities for service and the sharing of the liberating gospel. Holy Spirit inspired, forward looking, innovating and mission centred responses will position the Army for advancement. Continue Reading
It was my first Sunday at my new corps appointment. When the meeting came to an end, I was told that one family in attendance was facing the impending death of their 14-year-old
daughter. She had been present with her parents that morning. Continue Reading
When have we gone out of our way to make life a little easier for our neighbour or work colleague? Our front cover reminds us that it is in the small practical things that we can show God’s love to each other. As one of the five strategic priority areas we will be exploring Salvation Army community life this month. Continue Reading
When this time of the year comes around, it reminds me of my childhood where we spent almost the whole day in church on Christmas day. The usual church meeting would be 2 hours
long, but on Christmas Day we would stay in church up to 4 or 5 hours and no one would be in hurry for anything. Continue Reading
October/November is time where most students sit for their final examinations. The focus is more on knowledge. We are living in the age of knowledge explosion. Libraries are filled with
information on any subject the human mind can imagine. Continue Reading
The work we are doing may be meeting others’ needs, but sometimes we pay the price when we neglect our spiritual wellbeing. Sometimes we seem to struggle to spare even a few minutes for prayer or reading the Bible, but what Jesus said to Martha is still true to all of us today. Continue Reading
In 2011 we are still celebrating and enjoying the fruits of freedom which was achieved because we had youth in this country who were not afraid to speak against any form of oppression experienced. They sacrificed their lives so that we can live in a democratic society. Continue Reading
On the 27th April in South Africa we celebrate ‘Freedom day’ which was instituted as a result of our first democratic election in 1994. This day is very special for many South Africans who were freed from oppression. Continue Reading
I Salvationists and friends of The Salvation Army. I am Noluntu Semeno, originally from the Eastern Cape in the area previously known as Transkei in Mt Frere. I am married to Thataetsile Piet Semeno, who is from North West in Stilfontein (Khuma), and we have a son Boitumelo. Continue Reading
She picks up the tiny mite crying in her cot. She holds her tenderly, rocking backwards and forwards till the crying becomes a whimper, then stops altogether. In a warm, spontaneous gesture, her cheek rests gently on the baby’s head and she quietly speaks the baby’s name. Continue Reading
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