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ASR David Jamieson is to serve as a Scripture Reader at Fort George and Kinloss, and he and his wife Laiyee were commissioned for the work by their home congregation, Lambhill Evangelical Church on 12 January.
ASR David Jamieson is to serve as a Scripture Reader at Fort George and Kinloss, and he and his wife Laiyee were commissioned for the work by their home congregation, Lambhill Evangelical Church on 12 January.
This summer, SASRA’s pop-up café at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo rehearsals once again provided a platform for the gospel.
As we have highlighted before, soldiers and aviators, like everyone else in this world, often face mental health related struggles, and we have seen a significant increase in these issues in our service men and women.
The work of SASRA has been shaped by the work of hundreds of faithful servants of Christ who have gone before. We look at how the needs of soldiers are being met today.
ASR Tiaan de Klerk designed a two-week course and has been running it several times a year at MOD Lyneham. This course, Faith or Fake, is designed for both Christians and non-Christians.
In the days leading up to November 11th, we pause to consider those who have made the ultimate sacrifice, and those who are ready to make that same sacrifice if they were called upon to do so.
ASR Gavin Dickson, a former Scots Guardsman, reflects on sharing the words of the Bible with the soldiers he works alongside.
Bringing words of hope into the hands of soldiers Read More »
On Saturday 16 September, around eighty gathered in Camberley for Our Day 2023.
Steven Dougherty recently completed his one year theological training course at Cornhill London.
Refreshed, refocused, encouraged: Scripture Reader completes his studies Read More »