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Salvation Army Churches in the UK

The Salvation Army was founded by William and Catherine Booth in the East End of London in 1865 and is known as much for its social work as for its worship. Local churches, called corps, combine Sunday services with food banks, debt advice, homelessness support and, famously, brass bands. There are around 600 corps across the UK and Ireland.

533 Salvation Army churches listed across the United Kingdom

Salvation Army churches by county

Bedfordshire
7 churches
Berkshire
7 churches
Bristol
4 churches
Buckinghamshire
4 churches
Cambridgeshire
11 churches
Cheshire
7 churches
Cornwall
8 churches
Cumbria
5 churches
Derbyshire
12 churches
Devon
10 churches
Dorset
8 churches
County Durham
15 churches
East Riding of Yorkshire
4 churches
East Sussex
6 churches
Essex
20 churches
Gloucestershire
6 churches
Greater London
52 churches
Greater Manchester
18 churches
Hampshire
17 churches
Herefordshire
1 churches
Hertfordshire
6 churches
Isle of Wight
1 churches
Kent
17 churches
Lancashire
6 churches
Leicestershire
4 churches
Lincolnshire
13 churches
Merseyside
9 churches
Norfolk
14 churches
North Yorkshire
9 churches
Northamptonshire
8 churches
Northumberland
7 churches
Nottinghamshire
10 churches
Oxfordshire
3 churches
Rutland
Browse
Shropshire
1 churches
Somerset
12 churches
South Yorkshire
14 churches
Staffordshire
9 churches
Suffolk
16 churches
Surrey
4 churches
Tyne and Wear
10 churches
Warwickshire
3 churches
West Midlands
8 churches
West Sussex
4 churches
West Yorkshire
19 churches
Wiltshire
4 churches
Worcestershire
6 churches
Anglesey
Browse
Blaenau Gwent
2 churches
Bridgend
1 churches
Caerphilly
2 churches
Cardiff
4 churches
Carmarthenshire
2 churches
Ceredigion
1 churches
Conwy
Browse
Denbighshire
1 churches
Flintshire
2 churches
Gwynedd
Browse
Merthyr Tydfil
1 churches
Monmouthshire
1 churches
Neath Port Talbot
1 churches
Newport
2 churches
Pembrokeshire
1 churches
Powys
1 churches
Rhondda Cynon Taf
3 churches
Swansea
3 churches
Torfaen
2 churches
Vale of Glamorgan
1 churches
Wrexham
3 churches
Aberdeen
1 churches
Aberdeenshire
3 churches
Angus
2 churches
Argyll and Bute
1 churches
Clackmannanshire
Browse
Dumfries and Galloway
2 churches
Dundee
1 churches
East Ayrshire
1 churches
East Dunbartonshire
Browse
East Lothian
1 churches
East Renfrewshire
1 churches
Edinburgh
3 churches
Falkirk
4 churches
Fife
7 churches
Glasgow
6 churches
Highland
5 churches
Inverclyde
2 churches
Midlothian
Browse
Moray
2 churches
Na h-Eileanan Siar
Browse
North Ayrshire
1 churches
North Lanarkshire
4 churches
Orkney
Browse
Perth and Kinross
1 churches
Renfrewshire
1 churches
Scottish Borders
1 churches
Shetland
Browse
South Ayrshire
1 churches
South Lanarkshire
3 churches
Stirling
Browse
West Dunbartonshire
1 churches
West Lothian
2 churches
County Antrim
Browse
County Armagh
Browse
County Down
2 churches
County Fermanagh
1 churches
County Londonderry
Browse
County Tyrone
Browse

Featured Salvation Army churches

About Salvation Army Churches

The Salvation Army was founded by William and Catherine Booth in the East End of London in 1865 and is known as much for its social work as for its worship. Local churches, called corps, combine Sunday services with food banks, debt advice, homelessness support and, famously, brass bands. There are around 600 corps across the UK and Ireland.

Founded: 1865

Presence in the UK: Around 600 corps in the UK and Ireland

Salvation Army congregations vary widely in worship style, governance and emphasis. Use the county list above to find a church near you, or explore related traditions in the full denomination index.