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16/09/2026

Eleven officers from across the Territory gathered for the 10th and 15th years Officers' Review, leaving encouraged, challenged and renewed in their calling to lead with vision and serve with excellence.

The 10th and 15th Officers’ Reviews, held under the theme Leading with Vision, Serving with Excellence, provided a significant opportunity for reflection, renewal and reassessment of officers' ministry journeys. Eleven officers from various appointments across the Territory participated in the rev...

16/09/2026

Salvationists from across the EKZN Dvision came together for worship, fellowship and honest conversation at the OWSOMS Ingathering Sunday.

Salvationists from the Eastern KwaZulu Natal Division gathered at Wetani Corps on Sunday, 30 August 2026, for the OWSOMS/Self Denial Appeal Ingathering. Under the leadership of the Divisional Leaders, with the support of Corps Officers and Envoys throughout the Division, the service provided an oppo

14/09/2026

The weekly prayer topics are available: https://www.warcryza.org/aboutus/prayer-request/weekly-prayer-requests/ Thank you for praying!

08/09/2026

What does it really mean to abide in Jesus? This Bible study invites us to slow down, draw closer to Christ and explore what it means to remain connected to Jesus ... making our home in His presence.

Take some time to work through this study, reflect on Scripture and discover the transforming joy of living close to the heart of Jesus.

Most of us know what it is like to work hard. We make plans, meet deadlines, care for our families, serve in our Corps and carry responsibilities that matter. Sometimes, without even realising it, we approach our spiritual lives in the same way. We think that if we pray a little more, serve a little

04/09/2026

What would it look like to slow down, remain in Christ and simply stay close to Him? In this week’s Foundations in Faith devotional, Colonel Theresa Malins invites us into the words of Jesus in John 15:4–5 and the beautiful, life-giving reality of abiding in Him.

What does it really mean to remain in Christ? In this week’s Foundations in Faith devotional, Colonel Theresa Malins takes us to the words of Jesus in John 15:4–5 and invites us to discover the quiet, life-giving depth of abiding in Him. Abiding is more than a brief visit with Christ or a hurrie...

01/09/2026

What kind of legacy are you building? Men from across the East Rand explored this question at their sectional fellowship at Daveyton Corps.

The Central Division's East Rand Sectional Men’s Fellowship was held at Daveyton Corps under the theme, “Legacy Builders: A Life That Outlasts You.” The day brought together men from across the section for worship, fellowship, Bible teaching, outreach and spiritual reflection. Participants wer...

31/08/2026

Our weekly international and local prayer topics are available: https://www.warcryza.org/aboutus/prayer-request/weekly-prayer-requests/ Thank you for praying!

27/08/2026

The EKZN Division recently held their Junior Soldier Rally ... the weekend was a reminder that God continues to work through children, shaping their faith and helping them discover their value in Him.

What an exciting and wonderful weekend we shared with our Junior Soldiers at Enkonisa Corps. Matthew 18:20 reminds us, "For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them." From 7 to 9 August 2026, the Eastern KwaZulu Natal Division hosted a successful Junior Soldiers Rally and Bible

26/08/2026

Cadet Phumelele Mbokazi, from Nongoma Corps in the Northern KwaZulu Natal Division, reflects on the journey that led her to her calling and the lessons God has taught her along the way.

God often calls people through the places that have shaped them for years. For Cadet Phumelele Mbokazi, that place was Nongoma Corps in the Northern KwaZulu Natal Division, where music, fellowship and worship helped nurture a growing faith and a deeper understanding of Christ's purpose for her life.

26/08/2026

The Krugersdorp Corps in the Central Division has a desire to see women come together to encourage, equip, and empower one another. They do this in faith, believing that the skills they share can make a meaningful difference in lives, families, the Corps, and the community.

“Blessed to be a blessing.” We often hear these words when people share their testimonies. For the Women's Ministry at Krugersdorp Corps, however, this is far more than a familiar phrase. It is something we seek to live out in practical ways. It has become our battle cry. Our desire is to see wo...