THE SALVATION ARMY IN TANZANIA NEWS

                                                 COLONEL SAMUEL MKAMI May the Lord Jesus be praised by the children of God, Officers, Cadets, and staff, and all our brothers in Christ,  With great joy and gratitude, we stand before God today to celebrate 25 years of our officers' college since its inception in 2000. It is a great blessing and not by our own ability, but by the hand of God who guided us step by step until we have arrived here.  First, we thank God our Father for planting the seed of the call to establish this college. Through the vision of the founders and the leadership of the Church, it was imperative that the church have well-trained leaders to carry the vision of our savior and make Christianity a great value in the hearts of God's people. And our founders established this ministry  this college has becom...

SPIRITUAL LIFE The Salvation Army is a Christian organisation and part of the universal Christian Church. Its message and the lifestyle it advocates are based on the Bible's teaching. Its work is to make known the good news about Jesus Christ and to persuade people to become his followers. Everything The Salvation Army does is rooted in the faith of its members. The confidence Salvationists have in a loving and caring God finds outward expression in their love for humanity and their practical response to human need.   Personal devotions, Bible study (both personal and with others) and public and private worship are encouraged in all our members.   We have many symbols, phases and emblems that capture the spirit and motivation of our ministries.  These help anchor us to the most essential issues of our faith and spiritual lives.  Below is a summary. Shield The Red Shield is an internationally recognised symbo...

The International Secretary for the Africa Zone Commissioner Joash Malabi Secretary for Women's Ministries Commissioner Florence Malabi Zonal Departments The zonal departments at International Headquarters are the main administrative link with territories and commands. The international secretaries give oversight to and coordinate the Army's work in their respective geographical regions. The International Secretary for the Africa Zone is Commissioner Joash Malabi and the Secretary for Women's Ministries is Commissioner Florence Malabi. The Salvation Army Africa Zone includes the following Territories, Commands and Regions:   Angola Command Congo (Brazzaville) Territory Democratic Republic of Congo Ghana Territory  (and Togo) Kenya East Territory Kenya West Territory Liberia Command  (with Sierra Leone) Malawi Territory Mali Region Mozambique Territory Nigeria Territory Rwanda and Burundi Command Southern Africa Territory  (...

MGULANI HOSTEL & CONFERENCE CENTRE The Hostel and Conference Centre is  conveniently located close to the city centre, and next to the National Sports Stadium.  With a capacity of 120 beds, the Hostel provides basic and comfortable accommodation and hospitality.  As a Christian organisation, we do not allow smoking, loud or intrusive parties or drinking.  Our facility is safe, quiet and a perfect place for short-term visitors to Tanzania. A dining room caters for guests who stay in the accommodation, or who choose to rent a classroom for day use. Our conference facilities are simple but adequate for groups up to 200 people.  With classrooms, accommodation units and a dining room, the conference centre is perfect for training, teaching and workshop activities.  Our facility is located next to the National Stadium and very near the airport, the beaches and city centre. For bookings please call: http://www.salvationarmy.org/tanza...

TERRITORIAL HEADQUARTERS Kurasini –Temeke                                                      Telephone  (+255) (0)22 2850468 P.O. Box 1273 - Dar-Es-Salaam                                         Mobile  (+255) (0) 784 666537 E-mail –    tnz_leadership @ tnz.salvationarmy.org Web Page –  www.salvationarmy.org/tanzania THE SALVATION ARMY MGULANI HOSTEL E-mail  –    Hostel_Mg ulani@tnz.salvationarmy.org    Kurasini -Temeke (located next to the Nationa...

The Salvation Army's Hop-In tents supported Australian soldiers on the frontlines during WW2 The Salvation Army was founded as the Christian Mission in the slums of London in 1865 by former Methodist minister, William Booth. The name 'The Salvation Army' was adopted in 1878 and formally adopted by deed poll in 1880. 1880 was also the year that The Salvation Army began in Australia, when a tradie and a railway worker began preaching and offering meals on the back of a cart in Adelaide's Botanic Garden. In 2015, The Salvation Army is excited to be celebrating 150 years of helping people in need around the world without discrimination. On this page you can find out more about the history of The Salvation Army over the past 150 years, as well as the history of some of our services. The Salvation Army's Origins in London A former Methodist minister, William Booth, founded The Salvation Army in the slums of London during 1865. Booth wanted to make t...