Founders’ Day: Living the Mission Today
2 July is marked in the life of our movement as Founders’ Day—the day we remember the beginning of what would become The Salvation Army. But for soldiers, this is…
From Ceza Mountain to Worldwide Impact: The Extraordinary Journey of Ephraim Zulu
Near the summit of the beautiful Ceza Mountain, Sahlula (meaning ‘we conquered'), more commonly known as Ephraim Zulu, was born in 1908. He hailed from the royal Zulu household as…
100 years of caring for children
Joseph Baynes Child & Youth Care Centre The General and World President of Women's Ministries visited Joseph Baynes Child & Youth Care Centre today in celebration of their 100 year…
Origins of The Salvation Army in Southern Africa
The ship, Warwick Castle, docked in the Cape on 24 February 1883 with three passengers possessed by a love for God and a passion for lost souls. Wearing sashes reading…