Andy Iorio was always more of a follower than a leader in his younger days. A native of Plains, Pa., Iorio was an altar boy and attended 12 years of

As Salvation Army officers, Captains Candy and J.R. Fritsch know their appointment to the Cleveland West Park Corps could change at any time. If the Army wants to deploy them

“When will we realize people need the Lord?” —Steve Green It was a routine day for Helen Dunning. She was dropping off and picking up Salvation Army bell ringers in

Hardy and resilient, the little plant has been all over the Northeastern seaboard. It sits in a sun–soaked kitchen, breathing life into Major Jodi Lloyd’s soul. Lloyd, who insists she

While their parents train to be Salvation Army officers just a few buildings away, the children of cadets at the College for Officer Training (CFOT) in Suffern, N.Y., are strengthening

When Devonte Thompson trains budding young musicians at the Manhattan Citadel Corps in East Harlem, he sees in them a lot of himself. Thompson began attending the corps when he

Felipe Concha and Annabel do Santos are often asked about becoming Salvation Army officers. “Maybe in the future,” says Felipe. “Not right now,” says Annabel. Raised in The Salvation Army,

Music & Service Like many people who walk into The Salvation Army’s Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center in Philadelphia, Pa., Tracy Bunn looked for a gym, rather than

“Integrated Mission,” is one of the four Strikepoints continued by Commissioner William A. Bamford, territorial commander.* Salvationists at various corps have committed themselves to being visibly present in their respective