The next Salvation Army radio broadcast will be Monday, June 28th on FM 98.5 on www.ckwr.com from 9 to 11 p.m.  The broadcast is sponsored by the Guelph Citadel Band and Songsters of The Salvation Army.  

Previous broadcasts can be heard at any time by going to www.salvos.com/tomquick   -  then follow the instructions. 

They can also be heard on www.salvoaudio.com.

To view Salvation Army videos from all over the world, visit www.sallytube.org

 

Featuring The Vernon Festival Praise and Worship Team, The Mighty Steps of Faith Dance Ministry, The Salvation Army Bermuda Divisional Band, and The Salvation Army Bermuda Divisional Youth Band. 

Ticket prices range from $15.00 to $30.00 each, and can be purchased from any Bermuda Salvation Army corps (church), from individual choir or band members, or from The Salvation Army Bermuda Divisional Headquarters.

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The Mississauga Temple Band (bandmaster Derrick Fishwick) presents a music extravaganza, featuring guest trombone soloist Brett Baker (Black Dyke Mills Band, England) and the Oakville Children's Choir (Sarah Morrison, Director), on Saturday May 8th 2010, 7 p.m. Tickets are $10.00 each, $5.00 for children ages 6-13 and $5.00 for seniors. Tickets may be ordered by phoning 905-279-7525. 

The concert is being held at The Salvation Army Missisauga Temple Community Church, 3173 Cawthra Road, Mississauga Ontario Canada. From the 401, take highway 403 west to Cawthra Road, turn right (south). The church is south of Burnamthorpe on the east side. From QEW, take Cawthra north, the church is on the east (right) side just north of Dundas.

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FREE concert at The Salvation Army North York Temple on Saturday May 1st, 2010, 7:30 p.m.  featuring Chicago's Norridge Citadel Band and Songsters. Location: 25 Centre Ave. North York Ontario Canada.

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8 p.m. Friday April 2nd, 2010, at The Salvation Army Yorkminster Citadel, on the East side of Yonge Street, immediately south of the 401 highway, in Toronto Ontario Canada.

The traditional Good Friday service of Tenebrae is a liturgical worship event based in the traditions of the Anglican Church.

Tenebrae is Latin for shadows. The purpose of the service is to recreate the emotional aspects of the passion story. This year Yorkminster Citadel will feature this concept as a basis for a unique Good Friday festival of worship, aided by music, dance, and responsive Scripture that will come together in a colourful and dramatic climax.

Please note that this is an evening event, designed to take advantage of the darkness of the encroaching night as one of the dramatic elements.

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