I volunteer 4 or 5 times a year at the Salvation Army but I never knew you could "join". I've been Methodist all of my life, but I have been having trouble finding a Methodist chuch where I feel truly welcomed. I love spending time at the Salvation Army, and any information would be wonderful.........
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How do you join the Salvation Army?
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Andy Broadley
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The Salvation Army is a church like any other, which means you are welcome to come along and worship with us, whether you are a 'member' or not.
If you worship at the Army and feel that this is where God wants you to be, then you can talk to the officer(s) about becoming either an adherent (a non uniform wearing member) or a soldier (uniformed).
But as a first step, get along to the Army for worship, pray it through, and see where God leads.
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