Loving God and others
The Salvation Army Campsie has a long-established expression of ministry within the local Campsie community, having commenced in 1912.
Our church consists of people from many different backgrounds, who come together as one for the sole purpose of worshipping our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
We meet each Sunday to worship God together as a community of faith, to pray, sing, read the Bible and hear important teachings.
Whether you’re looking for someone to do life with, or someone to believe in you during a tough time, The Salvation Army Campsie is here for you.
We are committed to proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ through our faith, word and deeds in our community.
Visit us
Your officers are Major Peter Davey and Lieutenant Silene De Souza.
Our church is a place where you can be yourself, connect with a family of people and begin to enjoy all that God has for you. We believe in a good God and in his goodness transforming your life. Contact us to enquire about any of our activities.
Location: 23 Anglo Road, Campsie
Our building is wheelchair accessible.
Worship, fellowship and friendship
Prayer group
Sunday, 9.30am
Prayer meetings are held every week before our worship service. These meetings help us connect with God and are a vital ingredient to the ongoing spiritual and holistic development of ourselves and the church.
All prayers are confidential.
Chinese Bible fellowship
People from the community of faith share the Bible and discuss the reading in Chinese.
Please note this meeting doesn't have a fixed day or time and can vary from one week to the next.
Self Denial Appeal
The Self Denial Appeal is a national initiative which invites us to live out this truth by giving generously, so that God’s hope may be revealed in the lives of others and our own.
The Salvation Army’s work in Tanzania, Georgia, India and Bulgaria — inspires us all to sacrificially give and support ministry where it’s needed most.
Tithes and offerings 奉献
Our church ministry in the Campsie and Greater Canterbury region is made possible through the generous giving of tithes and offerings that support both the spiritual and social ministries of our church. If you would like to contribute to God’s work in our community, please speak with the Corps Officer, who can provide guidance on how to do so.