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The Salvation Army in Germany We care. Skip navigation On an equal footing with the people in the neighborhood - an employee of the Hamburg mission team talking in St. Pauli. For needy and single people, Christmas is often a particularly difficult time. All over Germany, the parishes and social institutions of the Salvation Army organize lovingly designed Christmas celebrations for The Salvation Army offered comfort to people after the as*as*ination attempt. Four teams were on the streets of Strasbourg. In addition, the Salvation Army opened the gates of their community near the crime scene. Those affected could rest here, drink coffee or talk with pastors about the events. Read more After Christmas Market As*as*ination: With mobile soup kitchens and refrigerators, the Salvation Army supplies the needy who have to fight their way through the streets. At the same time, the emergency vehicles are an important contact point for these people to discuss their concerns and needs. The Salvation Army's leadership is using today's International Volunteer Day to express its gratitude and appreciation to the many volunteers. Read More International Volunteer Day to bring warm drinks, soup and sleeping bags and talk to them. (Photo: André Wirsig) Frost, wet, icy wind - and human cold. For the homeless, the winter months are particularly harsh, even life-threatening. Therefore, the Salvation Army seeks out people without accommodation to distribute hot drinks, soup, sleeping bags and an open The Salvation Army in Guben has taken over the operation of another youth meeting point. After the city in spring had asked if the Salvation Army would take the responsibility, now finds the reopening of the Youth Club Zippel under their leadership Achim Janowski, Frank Schätzing, Commander Marie Willermark, Reinhold Beckmann, Major Anette Janowski (Photo: Paul Schimweg)