City Salvos Church Adelaide

04/06/2026

Salvos around the world are doing important work. No more so than in the Congo at present.

Salvation Army teams assist in the fight against Ebola

02/06/2026

It’s the first Wednesday in June. That’s right - no 5:17 congregation this week - but don’t miss out on Flourish and the SMB gathering.

01/06/2026

Well done Jacqui and all our helpers for making the Movie Night fundraiser happen. Great to see families from our 4pm congregation and playgroup all part of the fundraising fun.

01/06/2026

A great meeting Sunday. We said thank you to Ali for all her work as DUOs Co-ordinator with a prayer of blessing from Susan. A big thank you to Captains Aaron and Keryn Coombs for their leadership.

01/06/2026

Some of our intrepid walkers. Around the City of Adelaide in under 80 days. Over $2500 raised for the Red shield Appeal. Thank you to everyone that sponsored us.

29/05/2026

Tomorrow afternoon. Don’t miss out. All welcome.

26/05/2026

This week’s DUOs. Remember it’s Wednesday tomorrow.

Tomorrow night - A chance to say thank you to Ali, and as usual, a wonderful DUOs meal together. Don’t miss out.

23/05/2026

Guys are at the game again collecting for the Red Shield Appeal
If you heading into the game, say hi or throw in a few coins ❤️❤️

Thanks Howard and Andrew for helping us out 😊😊
And who’s the other guy 😂😂

21/05/2026

How great are all the volunteers at Adelaide City Salvos!! They make all the activities at 277 Pirie Street possible. We celebrate them and give them our thanks. Our wonderful weekday morning Cafe team are an example. (An unusual photo of them sitting rather than on their feet serving).

20/05/2026

On Sunday 17th May the Adelaide Congress Hall Band provided a program at the front gate of the old Adelaide Gaol which is now a museum. (There is also an historical photograph of the then Adelaide Citadel Band playing at the same spot in 1912.)
This was an open day for the public to visit and experience the history of the building. Over 850 visitors attended the celebration on the day.
The gaol was opened in 1841 and was originally estimated to cost £17,000 to build. However, the actual cost exceeded £30,000 and this bankrupted the fledgling colony of SA causing Governor Gawler to be recalled to Britain.
Many of the visitors to the open day clearly enjoyed the music we provided and showed their appreciation.