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Amidst the joy and warmth of the Christmas celebrations for many families, others found themselves grappling with profound grief and unimaginable loss. Again, KZN was the scene of floods. And your partnership helped us step in to offer assistance alongside the rescue teams to provide support to those who were affected. Amongst these was a… READ MORE…
It’s said that giving makes us happier people. We hope that you experience this to be true each time you give to help others through our services. Part of the wonder of giving is that it’s universal whether it’s part of your practice in a faith, stems from your humanitarian concern, or is a personal… READ MORE…
The original of what is now The Booth Memorial Hospital in Cape Town opened its doors on Monday 28 May 1917. During its time as a maternity unit, 27 000 babies were born there. Then for a number of years, the hospital was a long-term frail age facility. And it was finally re-opened as a… READ MORE…
In everyday terms, a legacy or a bequest is a gift of money or another item of some worth left to a beneficiary in one’s Will. But a real legacy is much more than that. A real legacy is what can also be called an ethical or spiritual legacy. It’s the way in which you… READ MORE…
“I’m not forgotten.” These were the words of Joseph, as he received the Christmas meal and small gift, provided by donations like yours. They were Joseph’s words, but the sentiment was there in every heart as homeless men, women and children gathered at our Salvation Army Churches and centres across the country. Gratitude for being… READ MORE…
JOHANNESBURG, Thursday 23 November 2023 For immediate release The Salvation Army has added its support to a multi-faith campaign to bring an end to gender-basedviolence (GBV). The Salvation Army’s leader in Southern Africa, Commissioner Torben Eliasen, says: “I personallychallenge every leader of every faith community in South Africa, including my own, to spend the 16days… READ MORE…
Johannesburg, Friday 12 May 2023 For immediate release This week’s biting cold in the interior of the country will also mark the launch of The Salvation Army’s winter appeal in which blankets and food is provided to the homeless people of our cities and towns and others in need. The Salvation Army will start its annual… READ MORE…
JOHANNESBURG, Wednesday 19 April 2023 For immediate release The Salvation Army has appealed for assistance from the public for victims of a fire in an informal settlement south of Durban. The fire at Dakota informal settlement at Isipingo on Saturday night (15 April) left 450 families homeless, and left nearly one thousand children and adults… READ MORE…
Johannesburg, Friday 10 February 2023 For immediate release The Salvation Army is bringing relief to families in Mpumalanga following severe flooding over the past few days. Several families in the Nkomazi municipality are in difficulty as a result of heavy rains, and about 50 people have so far approached the Salvation Army seeking shelter and… READ MORE…
Johannesburg, Sunday 29 May 2022 For immediate release As South Africa’s annual Child Protection Week kicks off today (Sunday 29 May), The Salvation Army has a full line-up of events planned around the country to raise awareness of the sexual abuse of the youngest members of our society. Teams of Salvation Army officers will spend the week… READ MORE…
Johannesburg, Thursday 14 April 2022 The Salvation Army in KwaZulu-Natal is hard at work to bring relief to families and communities affected by the devastating floods in the province. According to Divisional Commander Major Brendan Browski, the immediate need is for warm blankets, and corps (churches) are sourcing these as fast as possible to give to the public.… READ MORE…
Johannesburg, Friday 8 April 2022 The Territorial Commander of The Salvation Army in Southern Africa, Commissioner Torben Eliasen has called for an end to violence against foreigners, saying that history has shown that such actions were pointless, brutal and primitive. He was speaking in response to reports of the murder of a Zimbabwean in Diepsloot,… READ MORE…
We’ve recently welcomed our new territorial leaders: Commissioners Torben and Deise Eliasen. Commissioner Torben has served in The Salvation Army since 1983. He and his wife have served together in pastoral, administrative and top leadership positions in South America, Europe and Africa. Commissioner Torben’s kaleidoscopic formal education through Elementary School in Brazil, High School in… READ MORE…
As we all know, that very familiar saying ends off with a wonderful promise … there is a way. But what if there’s no Will? READ MORE…
We are so impressed with the Youth Development Programme underway in Swaziland, we would like to talk further about its need in our own country. READ MORE…
Swaziland (Eswatini) has taken the incentive by setting up ambitious and exciting projects to combat the massive (50%) unemployment among the young. READ MORE…
The heartbeat of 80/156 broken hearts, now joined in a joyous reach for a good life, creates a symphony that vibrates through the Carl Sithole Centre in Klipspruit, Soweto. READ MORE…
TUESDAY, 15 JUNE 2021 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has expressed its deep concern at an apparent spike in instances of human trafficking being brought to its attention over the past three months. Captain Juanita Wright, The Salvation Army’s anti-human trafficking coordinator, says the Church is experiencing ongoing calls for help regarding human trafficking.… READ MORE…
FRIDAY, 21 MAY 2021 I For immediate release As winter spreads its freezing tentacles across Southern Africa, The Salvation Army will this weekend launch its winter blanket and food outreach to the homeless of the city. Sunday 23 May at 16h00 will see officers handing out blankets and a plate of hot food from the basement… READ MORE…
MONDAY, 19 APRIL 2021 I For immediate release The Salvation Army in Southern Africa is bringing relief to fire fighters in fire-ravaged Cape Town and has assured those impacted by the fires of its prayers. Colonel Mercy Mahlangu, Divisional Director of Women’s Ministries for the Western Cape, is coordinating efforts to assist fire fighters in the… READ MORE…
FRIDAY, 12 MARCH 2021 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has expressed its condolences on the passing to Glory of His Majesty King Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu earlier today. Territorial Commander of The Salvation Army Southern Africa, Colonel Daniel Kasuso, said that His Majesty was a revered monarch, and deeply respected in South Africa. He expressed… READ MORE…
TUESDAY, 9 FEBRUARY 2021 I For immediate release Emergency response teams from The Salvation Army in Southern Africa have been providing support for people stranded at South Africa’s borders as a result of Covid-19 restrictions. Enhanced border control measures to help minimise the spread of the disease, including a new strain, have created delays at closed… READ MORE…
WEDNESDAY, 25 NOVEMBER, 2020 I For immediate release As the country approaches its first festive season under Covid-19, The Salvation Army has appealed to South Africans of all walks of life not to allow their frustrations to boil over into violence against women and children. Speaking at the start of the annual 16 days of activism… READ MORE…
FRIDAY, 12 JUNE, 2020 I For immediate release With much of the country hit by bitterly cold weather, The Salvation Army has extended an invitation to the public to help needy people keep warm and fed. Major Carin Holmes, PR Secretary of The Salvation Army Southern Africa Territory, notes that many more people are in… READ MORE…
The Salvation Army Manenberg, crèche and church (Corps) – serving in faith and love READ MORE…
Bonteheuwel Nursery School is known in the community as a ‘safe haven’, a place of love and care. READ MORE…
Carehaven – A Salvation Army shelter for abused women and their children gives them hope like a fountain of life. READ MORE…
Some years ago, the exciting WASH Project (an acronym for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) was developed under the guidelines of the World Health Organisation. READ MORE…
The Centre is a bridge to a new and better life, providing comfort and care. It’s a place where people can stay while they get on their feet again. READ MORE…
This year, The Salvation Army is marking 2020 as The Year of Action. The recent news stories we have brought to you, certainly shows the tremendous impact our carers have on those poor souls who seek our help. This is particularly impressive in our homes for abused women and for little children. While it is… READ MORE…
“Are you sure about this?” the Estate Planner asked the elderly lady sitting opposite her. “Oh yes, very, sure, I have no family, and there are a few items that are very precious to me and I would really like each of them to go to someone who will really value them when I’m gone. What’s left… READ MORE…
At the Salvation Army Booth Memorial Hospital in Cape Town, special prayer stations has been put up for staff and patients to boost the morale of everyone. This is a lonely time for patients in hospital as a very limited if any visitors are allowed. Great initiative and blessings to those serving on the front… READ MORE…
From sunrise to sunset, from Samoa to Hawaii, the international Salvation Army responds to the General’s call to prayer SALVATIONISTS and friends around the world responded with passion and compassion to General Brian Peddle’s call for the international Salvation Army to ‘follow the sun’ and pray from sunset to sundown for the fight against the… READ MORE…
MONDAY, 20 APRIL 2020 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has asked members of the public to help it meet the many calls for food assistance it has been receiving since the start of the lockdown in South Africa. Major Carin Holmes, PR Secretary of The Salvation Army’s Southern Africa territory says an increasing… READ MORE…
The tantalising aroma of roast pork wafts up from The Salvation Army’s South Rand Corps where Nelly Mandega, Matilda Mupanedengu and Fiona Abrahams are preparing this delicious roast and veggy lunch for 50 to 60 guests! The ladies are all part of Home League and Community Care Ministries (CCM). Their guests will be the poor… READ MORE…
New Year’s Day 2018 dawned with traditional hope. “Within hours it turned into a day of horror, fear and excruciating pain caused by the abuse my husband inflicted on me. It also marked the end of my four-year marriage.” So said Anette* (40), relating how she came to be at Beth Shan, a Salvation Army home for… READ MORE…
Lisa* was a lovely young mother of three when a gang of males decided to have their ‘fun’ with her and set about raping her for what seemed like hours. Her tears and screams did not stop them from continuing to have their enjoyment. Inevitably their crime resulted in a pregnancy. Nine months later Precious*… READ MORE…
FRIDAY, 27 MARCH 2020 I For immediate release It’s all hands on deck as a team of officers and soldiers from The Salvation Army (pictured below) get ready to partner with the Department of Social Development (DSD) to feed homeless people in Pretoria. Starting with today’s evening meal, the Salvationists will be providing two meals… READ MORE…
WEDNESDAY, 17 MARCH 2020 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has issued guidelines for its corps (churches) to restrict the number of people attending its services with immediate effect. This follows the declaration by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday 15 March of a national state of disaster for South Africa related to the Coronavirus… READ MORE…
FRIDAY, 28 FEBRUARY, 2020 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has expressed its relief that the VAT rate has not been increased in this week’s Budget, but at the same time said it is disappointed at the relatively small increases in dependency grants. The Salvation Army’s PR Secretary, Major Carin Holmes, said: “While an… READ MORE…
It was glorious, warm Highveld weather − perfect to celebrate Mandela Day. There was a sense of excitement as tables were brought to the front of our Salvation Army headquarters in Braamfontein, Johannesburg. Then Karina Haynes and her friendly staff arrived from the Parktonian Hotel (our neighbour) with two enormous, piping hot pots of soup… READ MORE…
THURSDAY, 15 AUGUST, 2019 I For immediate release A safe haven for abused women and their children in Cape Town has been broken into several times over the past three weeks, causing extensive damage to its premises and creating secondary trauma for its residents. The Salvation Army’s Cape Town shelter, Carehaven, provides safe accommodation for… READ MORE…
WEDNESDAY, 3 JULY, 2019 I For immediate release The arrival of a cold snap has most South Africans reaching for their warm woollies, heaters and hot food. But for people living on the streets, it heralds a fight for their survival in the biting cold winds. The Salvation Army responds to their plight by providing… READ MORE…
TUESDAY, 15 MAY, 2019 I For immediate release As temperatures across the country plummet at the start of another winter season, the Salvation Army has appealed to the public to assist in helping homeless people. Major Carin Holmes, PR Secretary of the organisation, says that an influx of people looking for help is expected in… READ MORE…
SUNDAY, 5 MAY, 2019 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has called on every South Africa to make sure that his or her vote in this week’s elections will help create a better country for all. Speaking in advance of the 8 May elections, Territorial Commissioner Keith Conrad said that South Africans should never… READ MORE…
WEDNESDAY, 3 APRIL, 2019 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has appealed to the South African public to help it bring relief to cyclone victims in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi. PR Secretary for the organisation, Major Carin Holmes, said: “The Salvation Army in these countries have been hard at work bringing relief to those… READ MORE…
FRIDAY, 8 FEBRUARY, 2019 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has welcomed President Ramaphosa’s commitment to reviving the economy, but warned that its benefits need to flow to the poor and unemployed of the country. In his state of the nation address last night, the President gave substantial attention to his and government’s plans to… READ MORE…
TUESDAY, 4 DECEMBER, 2018 I For immediate release With the festive season in full swing, the well-known Salvation Army bands will be out in force in various shopping areas of the country. However, members of the public should be sure to only give funds to Salvation Army officers in uniform carrying a locked collection box.… READ MORE…
TUESDAY, 4 DECEMBER, 2018 I For immediate release Two families whose houses were destroyed in the devastating fires of mid-2017 will soon receive brand new homes donated by the Salvation Army. The families were among those whose homes were destroyed during the fires that raged through the Garden Route. At the time, the Salvation Army… READ MORE…
WEDNESDAY, 3 OCTOBER, 2018 I For immediate release As South Africa’s week of awareness about human trafficking in the first week of October gathers pace, the Salvation Army has released a list of practical steps to take to keep children safe from this scourge. PR Secretary of the Salvation Army, Major Carin Holmes, says: “Child… READ MORE…
FRIDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER, 2018 I For immediate release The horrific rape of a 6-year old girl in a restaurant in Pretoria highlights that society is not yet sufficiently aware of the dangers facing children and other vulnerable people, says the Salvation Army. Major Carin Holmes, PR Secretary of the Southern Africa region of the Salvation… READ MORE…
TUESDAY, 3 JULY, 2018 I For immediate release With icy cold weather gripping most of the country, The Salvation Army is one of the organisations to which people living on the streets or in need turn for help. The organisation receives many calls warm clothing and blankets at this time of extreme cold in the… READ MORE…
FRIDAY, 15 JUNE, 2018 I For immediate release With South Africa gearing up to celebrate the annual Youth Day on 16 June, The Salvation Army has warned young people to beware of bogus offers that promise jobs and other rewards. PR Secretary for the Southern African region of the church, Major Carin Holmes, said young… READ MORE…
FRIDAY 16 MARCH 2018 I For immediate release The Salvation Army will this year once again host Cape Town’s interdenominational Easter sunrise service at Rhodes Memorial, continuing a tradition that began in the 1940s. The service, which is attended by up to one thousand people, will start at 06h15 with preliminary music on Sunday 1st… READ MORE…
TUESDAY 13 MARCH 2018 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has responded to reports that coordination of disaster relief in Cape Town is to be taken over by the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA). Major Carin Holmes, PR Secretary of The Salvation Army Southern Africa, says: “The most critical element in any kind… READ MORE…
THURSDAY 22 FEBRUARY 2018 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has welcomed the higher than inflation increase in social grants announced in yesterday’s budget. However, the Church fears that this good news will be offset by the increase in VAT from 14% to 15%. Responding to the budget speech, the Territorial Commander of The… READ MORE…
THURSDAY 26 OCTOBER 2017 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has joined the growing chorus of concern about the ability of the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) to avoid another grant payment crisis next year. The organisation has expressed its disquiet over numerous aspects of the process that have been made public so… READ MORE…
SUNDAY 08 OCTOBER 2017 I For immediate release Homeless people require both immediate care and long-term assistance to help them regain adequate shelter in the context of a stable community, according to the Salvation Army, an organisation that is active in caring for the homeless. Speaking on the eve of World Homeless Day on Tuesday… READ MORE…
WEDNESDAY 28 JUNE 2017 I For immediate release The Salvation Army is appealing for funds to assist in its rescue of 220 trafficked youngsters yesterday from a house in Wonder Park, Pretoria. The Salvation Army is housing the victims at a safe place and providing for the immediate needs of the large group of young… READ MORE…
SUNDAY 21 MAY 2017 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has called on government to allocate massive resources to stopping the scourge of violent attacks on women. This included giving substantial financial assistance to shelters for abused women, many of which are run on shoe-string budgets by non-profit organisations. Speaking in response to a… READ MORE…
As people of faith, in a country in between the passion and the resurrection, we are called to read the signs of the times with the power and optimism of the resurrection faith, and inspire hope through our actions and pronouncements. We are called to pray and act for the things that make for peace… READ MORE…
Monday 06 March 2017 I For immediate release Deep concern has been expressed by the head of The Salvation Army in southern Africa, Colonel Keith Conrad, regarding uncertainties over the payment of social grants from 1 April 2017. The Salvation Army runs several homes for the elderly, babies and children throughout South Africa and will… READ MORE…
Monday 28 November 2016 I For immediate release Salvation Army brass bands and Christmas carols in shopping malls go together. This year will see the start of a new tradition from the well-known organisation in the form of a red potjie pot to receive donations from the public. Salvation Army PR Secretary, Major Carin Holmes… READ MORE…
Thursday 24 November 2016 I For immediate release On the eve of the 16 days of activism against violence against women and children, The Salvation Army has called on internet server companies to become highly proactive in combatting cyber child sexual abuse. Southern Africa PR Secretary for The Salvation Army, Major Carin Holmes, said: “Warnings… READ MORE…
Tuesday 15 November 2016 I For immediate release An Alex resident is all smiles as he receives his blanket from Lt. Colonels Dennis and Lynn Gensler. Residents of Alexandra, Johannesburg, were smiling again as they received gifts of blankets from The Salvation Army following a few days of heavy thunderstorms that flooded their houses. Members… READ MORE…
Thursday 27 October 2016 I For immediate release The Salvation Army in the KwaZulu/Natal Midlands has warned members of the public to be on the lookout for five young men fraudulently claiming to represent the organisation. The young men, who have obtained uniforms of the well-known church, are piggy-backing on its good name by pocketing… READ MORE…
THE GENERAL LEADS REJUVENATION CONGRESS CELEBRATIONS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA General André Cox and World President of Women’s Ministries Commissioner Silvia Cox were greeted by the Territorial Leadership at the OR Tambo Airport. The Congress Celebrations commenced when The General and Commissioner Cox met for dinner with members of Cabinet and Territorial Advisory Board Members.… READ MORE…
Thursday 15 September 2016 I For immediate release Ethembeni, The Salvation Army’s home for abandoned babies, is soon to undergo a leadership change, with Captains Heather and Neil Rossouw moving on and a new leader, Captain Bongi Zulu taking their place. Ethembeni, which means “place of hope”, caters for children from birth to 3 years… READ MORE…
Wednesday 13 July 2016 I For immediate release The shopping list for the Joseph Baynes Child and Youth Care Centre of The Salvation Army will be a lot easier to fulfil over the next few months, thanks to a generous donation of R100 000 worth of shopping vouchers from Save Hyper in Pietermaritzburg. In addition,… READ MORE…
Wednesday 11 May 2016 I For immediate release As South Africa braces itself for the onset of this year’s cold fronts, The Salvation Army is appealing to the public to donate blankets, clothing and food for those in need. PR Secretary for the Southern Africa Territory of The Salvation Army, Major Carin Holmes, says: “Every… READ MORE…
Friday 01 April 2016 I For immediate release Yesterday’s ruling by the Constitutional Court is a resounding affirmation of South Africa’s democratic institutions and the ultimate rule of law in our country, says The Salvation Army. Territorial Commander of the Southern African Territory of The Salvation Army, Colonel Keith Conrad, said this in reaction to… READ MORE…
Sunday 20 March 2016 I For immediate release Overcoming racism is a daily activity that needs to be undertaken by every person in our society in respect of all others, regardless of race, colour, gender, class, ethnicity, or sexual orientation, the Territorial Commander of The Salvation Army in Southern Africa, Colonel Keith Conrad, has said.… READ MORE…
Monday 14 March 2016 I For immediate release The Salvation Army will this year once again host Cape Town’s interdenominational Easter sunrise service at Rhodes Memorial, continuing a tradition that began in the 1940s. The service, which is attended by up to one thousand people, will start at 06h20 on Sunday 28 March on the… READ MORE…
Sunday, 28 February 2016 I For immediate release A three-year-old initiative between the Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) and Faith Based Organisations (FBOs) to enhance teaching and learning in the province has collapsed following charges by the FBOs of the GDE “steadily ignoring” their requests for dialogue on aspects of the partnership. The initiative, Faith… READ MORE…
Sunday, 13 December 2015 I For immediate release The Salvation Army is concerned at the knock-on impact of the falling rand on marginalised people in South Africa and on the organisation’s ability to provide services to this sector. Territorial Commander of The Salvation Army in South Africa, Colonel Keith Conrad, said that the ongoing poor… READ MORE…
Monday, 7th December 2015 I For immediate release As the 16 days of activism for no violence against women and children draws to a close, The Salvation Army has called for an end to the cultural practice of ukuthwala in South Africa. “While South Africa does not appear to have the same levels of child… READ MORE…
The Salvation Army has expressed its support for student demands for affordable, high quality education, saying that every child and young adult has the right to education – but at the same time has urged students to get back to their studies. READ MORE…
While details are being kept under wraps until Sexpo starts on Thursday 24 September, Territorial PR Secretary for The Salvation Army, Major Carin Holmes, says that visitors to the stall can be sure of a bit of a surprise when they get there. READ MORE…
The new leaders of the Salvation Army in Southern Africa, Colonels Keith & Yvonne Conrad, have pledged to do what they can to bring hope to the people of the country and transform communities. READ MORE…
The leader of The Salvation Army in South Africa has joined the call of church leaders for a day of prayer and fasting for creation on 1 September 2015. READ MORE…
London, 6 March 2015/IHQ/ – AN innovative Salvation Army campaign in South Africa to raise awareness of domestic abuse has taken social media by storm. Only a few hours after a hard-hitting advert was published, the social media reach had hit more than 16 million people, with no signs of a slow-down. At the end… READ MORE…
The new incoming contingent of cadets – branded “Disciples of the Cross” will participate in their welcome meetings led by Commissioners William & Thalitha Langa on 17 February 2013 at the Mofolo Library Hall in Soweto. READ MORE…
Major Carin Holmes, Territorial Public Relations Secretary of The Salvation Army, has warned the public to be on the lookout for a bogus representative of the organisation currently operating in the Krugersdorp / Roodepoort area. The man wears the uniform of The Salvation Army, and claims to be a member of the Meadowlands Corps. However,… READ MORE…
Tuesday, 7th July 2015 I For immediate release It’s great to win a race – but it’s even more satisfying to know that your efforts have helped make the world a better place. That’s the message from The Salvation Army, which is looking for cyclists in November’s Momentum 947 Cycle Challenge to ride in support… READ MORE…
Thursday, 4th June 2015 I For immediate release With the first big cold front of the year hitting South Africa this week, The Salvation Army has been gearing up its efforts to assist the homeless and those least able to cope with the bitter winter chill. Major Carin Holmes, PR Secretary of The Salvation Army… READ MORE…
Thursday, 14th May 2015 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has appealed to members of the South African public to assist its relief work in earthquake-struck Nepal – and this week’s new earthquake in the battered country has made assistance even more urgently needed. Members of the organisation’s emergency response team have been bringing… READ MORE…
Sunday, 3rd May 2015 I For immediate release Ethembeni, The Salvation Army’s home for abandoned babies in Doornfontein, has been hit by criminals who traumatised the staff and made off with several items of value during a 40-minute attack. The gang of four struck the home just after 6.00 pm on Thursday 23 April, and… READ MORE…
Friday, 17th April 2015 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has condemned the wave of attacks on foreigners currently happening in South Africa, saying that in every violent and brutal act, Christ is once again crucified. The PR Secretary of The Salvation Army Southern Africa territory, Major Carin Holmes, said: “We are appalled and… READ MORE…
Friday, 6th March 2015 I For immediate release A Salvation Army advert that used “the dress” to highlight abuse against women today triggered massive interest – almost all of it positive – on social media. The advert, which was carried by Cape Times today (Friday 6 March 2015), featured a model wearing the gold/white version… READ MORE…
Friday, 27th February 2015 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has welcomed this year’s focus on World Day of Social Justice on ending human trafficking and forced labour, and has urged South Africans to make a renewed effort to bring to light instances of people, particularly women and children, being held against their will… READ MORE…
Thursday, 18th September 2014 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has joined the fight against the deadly Ebola disease through a number of initiatives in Liberia, West Africa. Forty volunteer workers have been recruited to bolster The Salvation Army’s mobile medical clinic team in the country. The latest estimates from the WHO are that… READ MORE…
Wednesday, 17th September 2014 I For immediate release Following the interest in raising awareness of human trafficking at last year’s Sexuality and Adult Lifestyle Exhibition (Sexpo), The Salvation Army is once again to take a stand at the 2014 event, starting in Midrand on 25 September. Major Carin Holmes, PR Secretary of the Southern African… READ MORE…
Wednesday, 4th June 2014 I For immediate release With this winter’s first countrywide cold front expected to sweep across South Africa this week, The Salvation Army has appealed to the public to help provide blankets and food for people in need. The Salvation Army provides help to homeless people through soup kitchens, shelters and handing… READ MORE…
Monday, 12th May 2014 I For immediate release The Salvation Army in South Africa is outraged at the enslavement of more than 200 girls in Nigeria in mid-April, and calls on the South African government to do everything possible to bring them back home to their families. Major Carin Holmes, PR Secretary for the Southern… READ MORE…
Thursday, 20th February 2014 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has called for tolerance and calm during electioneering, reminding South Africans of the need to act with dignity and restraint. The Church also called on voters to use the period prior to the elections on 7 May to prayerfully consider how their vote can… READ MORE…
Friday, 06th December 2013 I For immediate release The Salvation Army has paid tribute to the life of Nelson Mandela, saying that his dedication to social justice and reconciliation is also at the heart of the mission and vision of The Salvation Army. In response to the death of South Africa’s first democratically elected President,… READ MORE…
Tuesday, 29th October 2013 I For immediate release A music festival featuring the South African Navy Band is one of the ways in which The Salvation Army plans to celebrate 130 years of its presence in South Africa. The festival will be held on 7 November at the Baxter Theatre, starting at 19h00. Donation tickets… READ MORE…
Wednesday, 28th August 2013 I For immediate release Taking up the responsibility for making the world a better place, The Salvation Army, led by its Territorial Commander, Commissioner André Cox, spent its 67 minutes of community service today at Diepsloot Combined School, north of Johannesburg, to commemorate Nelson Mandela Day. A firm conviction that if… READ MORE…
Sunday, 28th July 2013 I For immediate release The Salvation Army’s home for abandoned and abused babies, Ethembeni, in Doornfontein, Johannesburg, yesterday officially welcomed the 1000th baby to come under its care since 1995. Baby Promise (not her real name) was born on 1st June 2013, and arrived at Ethembeni through the intervention of the… READ MORE…
Friday, 14th June 2013 I For immediate release Coping with fast-changing technology is one of the biggest challenges faced by older people, The Salvation Army has said on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (15 June). Speaking on the eve of the United Nations’-designated day, Major Collette Leitch of the Emmarentia Eventide Home, said that older… READ MORE…
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