The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army San Francisco Asian American Yerba Buena Corps
«As you would expect at a church called The Salvation Army Asian American Yerba Buena Corps, the faces of young adults in the congregation are, well, Asian. But sit awhile and you’ll notice that the young people are actually an assortment of ethnicities.
The 15-​year-​old church was founded by American-​born, English-​speaking, second-​generation children of Chinese immigrants. But the church grew and assimilated into American culture so that the current generation is a mixture of many cultures and ethnicities. This blend shows in the church’s music, which varies from contemporary praise and worship to black Gospel to updated hymns. At a potluck, the dishes are eclectic; besides myriad Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino, Laotian, and other Asian dishes, there might be Mexican, French, Italian, or even ‘American’ food.»
— from
article about The Salvation Army Asian American Yerba Buena Corps by Major Keilah Toy
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The review of 2006 with The Salvation Army San Francisco Asian American Yerba Buena Corps.
Slideshow for AAYBC service
«Away In A Manger» by Cece Winans performed by The Salvation Army Asian American Yerba Buena Corps Youth Worship Team. Christmas 2005
The Salvation Army’s Asian American Corps performs «My Help» originally by Pastor A. C. Williams & The Truth Apostolic Community Choir… The song was written and produced by Anthony Williams (aka Tonx). Contains samples of «Got to be Real» by Cheryl Lynn.
This performance was recorded at The Salvation Army Western Territory’s Youthquake 6.02 event in June of 2002.
Sign language performance by the Asian American and Santa Clara Corps. Performed for the general of The Salvation Army in Walnut Creek. Led by Nikole, sung by Jovina and Brandon.