Bibles and Breakfast
Lessons with the ‘Flunky Junkies’ If you step out for breakfast or dinner in the greater Worcester, Mass. area, you may run into a Flunky Junky Bible Study and Fellowship
A Ministry Journey Together
Commissioners Swanson retire They walked hand in hand through soft sands along a Puerto Rican beach, comfortable companions for life. Dressed in casual slacks and short sleeves, the couple may
Fingerprints
Whenever my grandchildren come to visit, they leave fingerprints everywhere. I jokingly tell my husband, “I can’t clean the house. There are fingerprints on the front door, on the tables,
Java & Jesus
cafés open around the territory During the 60’s and 70’s, the Christian coffeehouse movement energized a generation and reached many seekers who never would have set foot in a traditional
A Boost for Binghamton
Binghamton, N.Y., is emblematic of a depressed upstate economy, where 47 percent of local schoolchildren live in poverty and 87 percent qualify for the free or reduced meal program. The
A pathway of hope
Two women tell their stories. Audree Weirick had always worked and supported her two children, but last year, a bad car accident left her with failing health and a limited
A Music Ministry
On a warm Saturday night in February, the lights dimmed inside an auditorium in Miramar, Havana, Cuba. Melodious sounds filled the air. As the audience listened to The Salvation Army’s
another chance at life
“Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” —John 15:13 Mike Riemer tears up as he recalls the lives he helped save during
‘I’m worth something’
A bus stops at the Hartley House where homeless men spend their lives. The men prepare to reenter the house and resume their routines, now that a special evening of
Reflecting God’s Love
Last year, a media team from the USA Eastern Territory’s Communications Department spent 12 days in the India Central Territory. They collected video footage and photographs for use by the
a warrior for her generation
Today, Shanique Taliaferro exudes the joy of the Lord. But in recent times, she had hit rock bottom and was desperately seeking God’s joy. Forced to move in with her
Love & basketball
Lieutenant Stephen Mayes stands 7 feet tall and played college basketball. So it was natural for him to hang out in the gym at the Manhattan Citadel in East Harlem.
