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EPISODE · Apr 29, 2026 · 33 MIN

184: CrossTalk- The Salvation Army in England

from CrossTalk at the Kroc · host The Salvation Army of Augusta, GA

In this episode of CrossTalk at the Kroc, Jonathan Raymer is joined by Salvation Army officers Richard and Valentina Wearmouth from Camberwell in Southeast London. They share what ministry looks like in one of the most diverse areas of the city and how their corps is striving to be a true “home” for people from all nations and backgrounds. Through initiatives like a Baby Bank and a Wellbeing Café, their ministry focuses on radical hospitality—creating space for families, especially young mothers and refugees, to find community, support, and dignity in a city that can often feel lonely.The conversation explores how The Salvation Army’s historic mission of “soup, soap, and salvation” still plays out today through relational ministry, advocacy for justice, and deep listening to the needs of the community. Richard and Valentina also discuss the challenges and opportunities of multicultural worship, building trust before speaking about faith, and imagining what the future of the church and The Salvation Army might look like in a rapidly changing world. This episode is a powerful reminder that the gospel often spreads most effectively through compassion, presence, and authentic relationships.https://linktr.ee/crosstalkatthekroc

In this episode of CrossTalk at the Kroc, Jonathan Raymer is joined by Salvation Army officers Richard and Valentina Wearmouth from Camberwell in Southeast London. They share what ministry looks like in one of the most diverse areas of the city and how their corps is striving to be a true “home” for people from all nations and backgrounds. Through initiatives like a Baby Bank and a Wellbeing Café, their ministry focuses on radical hospitality—creating space for families, especially young mothers and refugees, to find community, support, and dignity in a city that can often feel lonely.The conversation explores how The Salvation Army’s historic mission of “soup, soap, and salvation” still plays out today through relational ministry, advocacy for justice, and deep listening to the needs of the community. Richard and Valentina also discuss the challenges and opportunities of multicultural worship, building trust before speaking about faith, and imagining what the future of the church and The Salvation Army might look like in a rapidly changing world. This episode is a powerful reminder that the gospel often spreads most effectively through compassion, presence, and authentic relationships.https://linktr.ee/crosstalkatthekroc

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