Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 25 April 2017 General André Cox and Commissioner Silvia Cox encouraged Salvationists and the public alike during their visit to Sri Lanka |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 21 April 2017 With a team of Salvation Army officers, the General and Commissioner Cox visited both the disaster site and a temporary shelter |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 21 April 2017 Bangladesh Command's Easter Congress drew people from across the country to share in a time of contemplation and joy |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 12 April 2017 The General’s Easter video message for 2017 is now available to watch and share online |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 08 April 2017 Drought and crop failure in East Africa is causing a ‘humanitarian crisis of staggering proportions’ according to Salvation Army leader General André Cox |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 07 April 2017 Thousands of Salvationists and friends from across The Philippines gathered to celebrate the 80th anniversary of ministry in the country |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 03 April 2017 Children and young people from The Salvation Army in Iceland played a prominent role in the visit of General André Cox |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 27 March 2017 General André Cox has called for Salvationists and friends around the world to remember in prayer the people of Papua New Guinea |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 21 March 2017 Standing in the shadows of skyscrapers in the heart of Londonâs East End, Poplar is the oldest surviving Salvation Army corps in the world |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 13 March 2017 New tool encourages every Salvationist, officer, employee, advisory board member, friend and volunteer to share the gospel and participate in service |
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