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Moree Greats, past and present

The Salvation Army in Moree has produced its fair share of outstanding Salvationists. 

In 1944, Vida McNeill left Moree to attend The Salvation Army’s officer training college in Sydney. She married Robert Bath and the two served in a variety of Salvation Army positions, including India, and as commissioners (leaders) of The Salvation Army in the Australia Eastern Territory.

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