The Salvation Army Dalby

24/04/2025

Anzac Day at Kogan. 9.30 start.
All Welcome

28/09/2024

Sunday Service at Kogan Community Hall today.
All welcome. 11.00am
Fellowship Lunch.

18/05/2024

SALVATION ARMY SERVICE
AT Dalby Corps 7 Alfred St 10.30.
Visiting Ministry, Flying Padre and Outback Services.
Outback and Flying Services Presentation.
All welcome, morning tea & donuts.

29/03/2024

Let's celebrate Jesus together this Sunday. All welcome.

12/01/2024

28/07/2023

28/07/2023

Salvo Rural Ministry Team at Wombat, just outside of Young. Lovely food, great service.

28/07/2023

The Dalby Salvos have been blessed by the opportunity to participate in the Rural Mission trip into central west NSW. The team was led by Flying Padres Mark and Jo Bulow from QLD Outback Services and made up from Rural Chaplains and retired officers from QLD and NSW.
The Brass Band was amazing, the Songsters and Ladies playing the timbrels were wonderful. We were blessed by Jacob Bulow playing Bagpipes, piano and singing solo. An amazing young man with a great gift from God and a genuine heart for God.
Bethany Bulow also blessed those travelling with us as well as community members with her self care ministry. Photos to come.
The Aged Care Facilities were blessed by the team’s visits and in particular loved the band, bringing back many happy memories. They enjoyed our furry friends team members as well, Wally, Sadie, Penny and Benji.
A big thank you to Mark and Jo for inviting us to be a part of the team and thank you to all the friendly team members.
We are at Young now and in the last leg of the trip.
Looking forward to the concert tomorrow night and Service on Sunday morning.

25/05/2023

The RED SHIELD APPEAL is happening outside Woolworths today, Friday and Saturday morning.
Please give generously to help us to continue to meet the needs of the many struggling families who are really doing it tough in our town. Together we can make a difference. Thank you for your support.

28/04/2023

Anzac Day at Kogan. Junior soldiers Darcy Vohland and Layla McFie both contributed to the service with a poem and family history.