Salvation Army soup kitchens

The founder of the Salvation Army, William Booth, established the principle of Soup, Soap, Salvation at the very beginning of the organisation. This showed how difficult it is to proclaim God’s love to the hungry, the unclothed, the unwashed, without helping them in their time of need. So soup kitchens became an integral part of The Salvation Army’s ministry and one way of showing our fellow man that he is loved by God.

Salvation Army soup kitchens are currently operating in 8 cities in Latvia. In 2023 they were visited 67926 times and 161795 portions were distributed. In addition to the soup kitchen service, showers and clean clothes are often available.

You are welcome to participate in the lunch, volunteer to prepare it or support the ministry financially!