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The Salvation Army Commences Work In Burundi And Greece

Thu 22nd Nov 2007 1 comment

The Salvation Army’s International Headquarters in London, England has announced that The Salvation Army is now at work in new countries in Africa and Europe. Work has begun quietly in Burundi and Greece with the appointing of officers to these countries for the first time.

The work in Burundi, which began officially in Bujumbura on August 5 2007, is attached to the Rwanda Command while the work in Greece, which began October 1 2007, is attached to the nearby Italy Command.

The total number of countries in which The Salvation Army is officially present is now 113.

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  1. Comment from George, Tue 27th Nov 2007 7:57pm

    I am very pleased to hear that the Salvation Army has gone into Burundi. I was there for a year working with the UN and the people are very faith based, that is all some have. I attened a church there on Sunday it lasted two hours and it was full , maybe a 1000 people.The spirit of God is within the country of Burundi, wish more Canadians could see and appreciate.