Ayr Citadel Corps

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The Salvation Army in Ayr can now be found at Wallacetown Parish Church Halls (John Street). Thanks to the goodwill of this Church of Scotland congregation we have entered into an agreement whereby all our activities can be run from this accommodation.

To celebrate this milestone agreement between the two congregations a special celebration was held at the church on 8 June 2008. Nearly one year later, the arrangement is working well for both congregations and we look forward to celebrating our first anniversary in the buildings.

This has allowed us to increase our outreach to the local community through a variety of activities, which are detailed throughout this website. Of course, we rely on the generosity of our members and also members of the public to help to fulfill our mission in the town of Ayr.

If you'd like to help us financially and see your donation used to support the needy in the community of South Ayrshire please send a cheque to:

The Salvation Army,
42 Sycamore Crescent,
Ayr KA7 3NS

and we will ensure that this is used to make a difference for the needy in our community.

You can email Captain Graeme Parkhill by clicking here.

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Ayr Citadel Corps.

The Salvation Army in Ayr has, for over 100 years been a significant and effective ‘force for good’ in the community of South Ayrshire. Motivated by the love of God, it seeks to make a difference in its local community in practical ways.

Although it’s well known for its social and community ministries, The Salvation Army is less well known as a thriving and relevant mainstream Christian Church. In Ayr, we've changed our physical location several times! Today you can find us at the Wallacetown Parish Church halls on John Street in Ayr. Everyone is made welcome at our weekly activities which include adult and youth programmes.

Our Sunday morning worship starts at 10:45 am and is usually finished by 12:15 pm. Children are made to feel at home in our friendly congregation and specific kids activities run to coincide with our worship service. A highlight of family worship is our coffee fellowship, immediately after the service.

The preaching is powerful and bible-based and you probably can't worship anywhere else where a brass band accompanies the singing every week! Looking for a spiritual home? Come join our Army!

Call us at +44 01292 265813 for more information.

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Click here for more details on The Salvation Army www.salvationarmy.org

William & Catherine Booth (Founders)
Shaw Clifton (General)
John Matear (Territorial Commander)

A Christian Church and a registered charity No. 214779,
and in Scotland SC009359
- with heart to God and hand to man

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