Ayr

The Salvation Army – it’s a name familiar to just about everyone.

But, there is so much more to The Salvation Army than meets the eye!

In every community where you find The Salvation Army, you will discover a ministry that is unique.

And yet, the same mission drives us all: to actively reach out to others in the name of Jesus Christ, and to introduce each one to a loving relationship with Jesus Christ.

For more than a hundred and twenty years, The Salvation Army has been a vital part of the South Ayrshire evangelical and social community.

Although it’s mainly known for its social ministries, The Salvation Army is a thriving and relevant mainstream Christian Church.

You can find us at 59 John Street, Ayr KA8 0BS
(formerly the Wallacetown Parish Church).

Everyone is welcome at our vibrant weekly worship services and our programmess which are relevant for people of all ages.

Our exciting Sunday morning worship starts at 10:45 am and is usually finished by 12:15 pm.

A highlight of family worship is a “coffee and fellowship” time immediately after the service, where you get to meet people and chat about things that matter to you most.

The preaching and worship is 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 the Church Office at 01292 269 286 for more information.

Click link below to visit us on.
http://www.ayrcommunitychurch.com/

• 10.15am Prayer Meeting
• 10.45am Morning Worship

Coffee fellowship ​​after service.

• 12.15pm Band Learners

Monday

• 9.30am - 11.30am Rainbow Tots

​​Tuesday

• 9:30am - 2.30pm Digital Skills

Wednesday

• 9:30am - 2.30pm Digital Skills

Thursday

• 9:30am. - 2:30pm Digital Skills
• 7:30pm Ayr Community Gospel Choir Rehearsal

EVERY MONDAY

9.30am - 11.30am

Exciting parent and toddler group for babies and toddlers 4 years and under accompanied by parent or guardian. We have lots of toys for the children to play with and have a mix of informal play with different activities such as storytelling, singalong and art and crafts. The cost is £1 per child to cover nutritional food and drink for the child and a coffee and biscuit for the parents/guardians. Every Monday from 9.30-11.30 during school term in a large, open and safe recreational hall. Access via side entrance in Macadam Place. view map

Ayr Community Gospel Choir 2024 Rehearsal Dates

Venue Ayr Salvation Army Community Church. 59 John Street Ayr, KA8 0BS view map

Rehearsals will take place in the Worship Hall on a Thursday at 7.30pm. Please only use the front entrance in John Street.

AN INVITATION TO COME AND SING WITH THE CHOIR

This invitation is to members of the local community and beyond to come together and sing in a ‘Community Gospel Choir’ which is open to everyone aged 14 and above – you, your friends, local people whether you have a faith or not, can read music or not, or have never sung publicly before, all you need to bring along is your enthusiasm and voice, Bobby Irvine our Choir Master will do the rest.

So why not take this opportunity to make some new friends who, like you, enjoy singing? All new participants will need to register and for those of 14-18 years of age we will also require parental consent.

Come along to any rehearsal where a warm welcome awaits you. There is a registration fee of £10 for the session, to cover the cost of music and other expenses.

Link below shows video of our Digital Skills Coach, Gary Allan, describing the program for The international leaders of The Salvation Army http://www.ayrcommunitychurch.com/digital_skills/

We at The Salvation Army in Ayr want to thank businesses and individuals for their continued support of providing food and money to help us maintain our increased demand for help and support. The support has come through both large and small businesses, national and local, individuals old and young including an 11-year-old who first of all did a sponsored walk to raise money and then went shopping to bag up food supplies for nearly 30 individuals. We would also thank all those who have volunteered to man the food banks, collect donations, and make deliveries all through South Ayrshire and district. Without this kind of help we would be unable to do what we are called to do in supporting people and living up to one of our mottos "With heart to God and hand to man". We pray that God will continue to keep you safe and well in these days.