2016 : October : 12

Salvation Army work opens in Madagascar

Salvation Army work opens in Madagascar

12 October 2016

NEWS RELEASE: The island of Madagascar has officially become the 128th country in which The Salvation Army is at work. Majors Jean and Flore Kiala, officers of the Democratic Republic of Congo Territory, will lead the work on Madagascar, which is situated off the east coast of Africa. Madagascan Salvationists Andriamananony and Annick Rasahoby will be their assistants. Sunday meetings have been ta... Read more

Salvation Army at centre of hurricane relief

Salvation Army at centre of hurricane relief

12 October 2016

NEWS RELEASE: The Salvation Army has been mobilising emergency food and shelter services in both Hai... Read more

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