The Church Army had its own plans for the coming time of changes.

It was built in 1955, but the Church Army had a presence on the site earlier.

In 1976, he was appointed chief secretary of the Church Army.

It took time for the idea to catch hold, but in 1882 the Church Army was born.

This knowledge would stand him in good stead when he became leader of the Church Army.

Each Church Army Society is responsible for the training of its staff.

The women of Church Army stood at the edge of the crushed crop.

She came on here to help me with the coffee for the Church Army before Paul left.'

These Church Army people do talk so.

The heart of Church Army was a little white chapel, shaped like a drum, with a thatched roof.

The congregation of the church started meeting in a community house in the local area, led by a Church Army sister.

Church Army had once been an old, pre-Independence teaching center with a modern, two-level accommodation block.

I could not see Church Army.

The Church Army Center, I need to see them."

Still believing they will find gold, the church army engages the minions of the Vlagh.

However the Church Army unexpectedly installed pews and a west-end altar, as seen in the above photo.

Church Army evangelist on a London Estate (video at Premier.

Bekonscot has been run by the Church Army since 1978 and donates large amounts of money to charity.

There is no Church Army."

By 1925, the Church Army grew to become the largest home mission society in the Church of England.

Some years ago I saw Sister Gemmell of the Church Army on television.

Phil and Lyn are both Church Army Captains working in Bolton.

The special speaker will be Church Army Sister Peggy Boynes.

The activities of the Salvation Army and the smaller Church Army continued as before, but without notable expansion.

It was late, it was dark and I was coming off the matatu outside Church Army.