We are a Christian Church with a vision to impact Saffron Walden and the surrounding area with the Love of God in both Spiritual and practical ways.
The purpose of this site is to show you a little of what we do, where we do it, and how YOU can benefit.
We meet every Sunday at 10:30 am for a service that usually lasts about an hour. Afterwards, everyone is warmly invited to stay for a hot drink and biscuits.
On the second Sunday of each month, our service has a more prayer‑focused feel. After a short break for a hot drink and biscuits, we also hold a Bible study, and everyone is welcome to join us for that too.
The Salvation Army in the UK and Ireland territory is divided into 14 divisions, and this church is in the ‘East of England Division’. To see more about the divisions in the United Kingdom and Ireland Territory, visit this page
Connie Attwood, one of our own, is taking on the London Marathon in support of The Salvation Army.
Alongside her Law studies at Cardiff University, Connie has been training hard for this demanding challenge, driven by a desire to help others.
Every pound she raises will go directly toward supporting the vital work of The Salvation Army.
If you’d like to encourage her and contribute to her fundraising, you can visit her JustGiving page using the link below.
https://www.justgiving.com/page/connie-attwood-2
We have a page where you can submit prayer requests; you can access it from this page.
If you would like to join our prayer list, ‘Prayer Matters’, you can subscribe through this link.
Salvation Army assesses needs as Nepal communities remain isolated
The Salvation Army is working with partners and local contacts to assess needs and support communities affected by the unfolding emergency in Nepal, with some of the hardest-hit areas still inaccessible.
Salvation Army contacts have begun visiting affected communities to carry out initial assessments, following news of the emergency last week when Salvation Army leader General Lyndon Buckingham issued a heartfelt call to prayer for all those affected.
Access remains extremely difficult. Roads and other transport routes have been washed away, leaving severely affected areas including Timure, Uttargaya, Dhunche and Betrawati largely cut off.
Through Salvation Army partners and local contacts, further supplies including clothing, blankets, mattresses, noodles, soap and rice have also reached affected communities.. Read more …
The Salvation Army in Saffron Walden is the lead church for Hope into Action in this town. The UK faces a profound homelessness crisis. Hope into Action empowers the church to respond and creates homes for those who have been homeless. For more information about Hope into Action, visit their website at www.hopeintoaction.org.uk
Please note that we no longer have a shop and cannot accept donations.