Diss Salvation Army Church

10/09/2026

Salvation Army supporters helped prevent 505,000 tonnes of carbon emissions being released in 2024/25. That's the equivalent of taking 270,000 cars off the road!

With more than 250 million items donated to The Salvation Army each year (yes, really!), every donation and every second-hand purchase helps give clothes a longer life and avoids the environmental impact of producing something new.

A huge thank you to everyone who donates, shops at and supports our Salvation Army Charity Shops.

Small choices can add up to a big impact ♻️
[Image description:
“74 out of every 100 items sold in our shops replace the purchase of brand new clothing.” There is a graphic of a clothing rail, a T-shirt with a heart and a spool of thread.]

26/08/2026

02/08/2026

29/07/2026

CAMEO end of term afternoon tea party

02/07/2026

Happy Founders day

27/06/2026

Due to the extreme heat, and care for our four-legged friends, the Dog show at our fête this afternoon has been cancelled

11/06/2026

We are looking for a compere for the following event. If you think you can help, please call the number on the poster. Thank you!

11/06/2026

Many of you will know Majors David and Gun Young, who 60 years ago today were married in Diss Salvation Army Church by the Chief of the staff who later became General Erik Wickberg. They had a surprise afternoon tea on Tuesday attended by many Corps folk and luncheon club members. We send them many congratulations as they celebrate this wonderful occasion.

03/06/2026

This Volunteers’ Week we want to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone who serves The Salvation Army in their own time.

Our volunteers bring their best selves, their God-given energies and their convictions to support our vital work. They are enthusiastic, committed and eager to give their time and skills to care for some of the most marginalised and vulnerable people in our society.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you! We are so grateful for all that you do ❤️

[Image description: "Thank you to our volunteers." There is an image of two smiling women, one with blonde shoulder-length hair, wearing a white polo shirt with a red Salvation Army shield, the other has blue hair and wears glasses, with a green hoody. They each hold a white mug with a hot drink as they share a happy moment.]