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    Find a Salvation Army Church Near You

    The Salvation Army is both a church and one of the UK's best-known charities, founded in London in 1865. Its churches (called corps) combine Christian worship with practical service to the most vulnerable people in the community.

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    What to Expect at a Salvation Army Service

    Services are warm and unpretentious, often featuring a brass band, congregational singing, Bible teaching and prayer. The uniformed members you may see are simply committed members of the church — visitors wear whatever they like.

    Common Questions

    Is the Salvation Army actually a church?

    Yes. Alongside its well-known charitable work, the Salvation Army is a Christian denomination with weekly worship services, and everyone is welcome to attend.

    Do I have to wear a uniform or join anything?

    Not at all. Uniforms are worn only by members who have made a commitment to the church. Visitors are welcome exactly as they are.

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