Tag Archive: Evengelism

Jun 06 2013

Being “Army”

Over the last few weeks I’ve kept reading and hearing people voice their opinion that TSA needs to “stay Army”. I’m overjoyed by this comment, warmed to the heart. Then I realise the content the person is speaking in, and the clouds return. “Staying Army” to them involves maintaining our symbolism, keeping our Army songs, …

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Nov 08 2011

Primitive Salvationism / Aggressive Christianity

Over the last few years I’ve regularly read the Journal of Aggressive Christianity edited by Major Stephen Court and a number blogs by various salvationists around the world. I’ve read books by salvationists and non-salvationists alike on varying topics. I’ve spent time studying God’s word. I’ve experienced the Holy Spirit’s power in new and awesome …

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Aug 17 2011

Healing at SSCA

I knew SSCA was going to be awesome this year – it always is, but God really blew me away! It is easily the most incredible Summer School I’ve been to. It’s the culmination of years of hard work by the team in the division. My experience in the HOTS team has really meant that …

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Jul 12 2011

166 Days to Go!

Yesterday I spent an evening catching up with paperwork and emails. Part of this was the dubious joy of responding to a number of Christmas carolling requests for the Band to take part in (hence the title – only 166 days til Christmas!) In a world which sees Christmas as a time of commercialism – …

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Jan 04 2011

Book Review | In Darkest England And The Way Back In

Challenging.  Thought provoking.  Sincere.  Informed. This book by Gary Bishop interweaves personal experience, biblical references, and reflections on General William Booths original book “In Darkest England and The Way Out”.  Booth sets out his vision for saving the lost – the poor, underclass – and improving their lot. The Salvation Army’s focus from inception was …

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Sep 11 2010

Healing on the Streets

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We have a group of Christians in Guernsey who, each Saturday, make themselves available in Town to administer healing to people who come forward. Now I have never demonstrated the gift of healing, nor have I ever tried.  But there was an invitation sent out to those who wanted to get involved to attend a …

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