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Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 12 January 2017 The event was not a gathering in, it was a sending out – a time of vibrant worship that spilled out from International Headquarters on to the streets |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 10 January 2017 The General and Commissioner Silvia Cox rang in the New Year in southern California during a visit to install new territorial leaders |
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Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 16 December 2016 The Whole World Mobilising, seeks to encourage every Salvationist, officer, employee, advisory board member & volunteer to be active in sharing the gospel |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 22 November 2016 Around 2.1m people affected, with 1.4m needing humanitarian assistance of whom more than 800,000 required urgent food assistance |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 16 November 2016 Six weeks after the disaster, The Salvation Army in Freeport is giving out food parcels to families twice a week |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 09 November 2016 General André Cox and Comr Silvia Cox led the public farewell for USA Western territorial leaders Commissioners James and Carolyn Knaggs |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 08 November 2016 The Salvation Army is helping 400+ families whose homes were destroyed in a fire that swept through the Cantagallo community in the Peruvian capital |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 24 October 2016 General André Cox became The Salvation Army’s first serving General to visit the US Territory of Guam |
Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 17 October 2016 The Salvation Army in Haiti is providing assistance in Croix-des-Bouquets, Luly, Petit Goâve, St Louis du Sud, Aquin, Fonds-des-Negres and La Fosse. |
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Originally Published On: The Salvation Army International 14 October 2016 The Salvation Army is responding to flooding caused when heavy rains from Hurricane Matthew and subsequent storms led to the Moca River overflowing |