Wheelchair Charioteer • Wednesday, August 25th, 2010
Former Chatham Bandmaster Bill Andrews was 93 years old last Sunday.
Former Chatham Bandmaster Bill Andrews was 93 years old last Sunday.
For a great Sunday of international interest why not join us on 22 August when our meetings will be led by the delegates at the current session of The Salvation Army’s International College for Officers.
The Cedars, Sydenham Hill
Three members of Chatham Band recently joined forces with other distinguished musicians to form the Clarence Adoo Brass Band.
L to R: Chris Horton, Adrian Horwood, Carl Woodman
With his friends at Blythswood Care, Mike Rowley has been on a visit to Kosova. Here are his thoughts and pictures.
Mike Rowley
Prayer coordinator Margaret Day sends an inspiring story. Click here to read.
Margaret Day
A further look at the work of the Army in Haiti following the 12 January earthquake. Click here to view.
Medics at work
The Army’s Divisional Commander lost his home in the Haiti earthquake of 12 January. Click here to view his interview.
Click here for the second of our videos about the aftremath of the Haiti earthquake.
The SA compound
Click here to view a short video concerning The Salvation Army’s work in Haiti following the 12 January earthquake.
Devastation
The Chatham SA Coffee Shop opened its doors to the public today, 22 February 2010. Although it was a slow start, Margaret and David had created a restful pleasant atmosphere in which to drink a welcome coffee and eat excellent scones and cakes.
A report from Rob Christie who runs the Scout Group,
Rob Christie
Last year with the help of the corps, the Scout Group collected almost 1200 Sainsburys Active Kids vouchers and we only started collecting with only six weeks to go.
Not many Salvation Army corps can boast the significant history of Chatham. One that can is the Dunedin City Corps in New Zealand.
on Princes Street
School Reopens as Salvation Army Takes Responsibility for 20,000 People in Haiti (Update 26 January)
SALVATION Army teams in Haiti continue to focus their attention on 12,000 people living on and around a large soccer field behind the main Salvation Army compound in the St Martin area of Port-au-Prince.
Once again the delivery of Christmas parcels to those notified to us as being in particular need has been completed under the direction of Marjory Hudson.
Marjory
Churches together in Chatham organise the tree of hope in the town centre. This is a tree where stars can be hung in memory of a loved one. At the same time a charity collection is made and this year we are the nominated charity for our community work.