Three women carry on The Salvation Army’s rich tradition of service, compassion, and holiness. Here are their compelling stories. Back to her roots Retired Major Joan Sayer grew up at

Christina Schweitzer, director of Employment Services for the Salvation Army’s Buffalo, N.Y., Corps, talks about her experiences as an immigrant, the power of faith in action, and working with terminally

Last April, Luisa Gutierrez thought she was going to The Salvation Army in New Haven, Conn., to simply pick up a few vegetables for her guinea pig. She got her

One day I sat in chapel at a Christian college to hear a presentation by Salvationist scholar Roger Green. While he spoke on women in the holiness movement, a young

Are you looking for a spiritual push this spring? Does your soul need a warming? Perhaps you want to kick your prayer life into gear this year? If binge–watching internet

An Autobiography of Faith “The very contradictions in my life are in some ways signs of God’s mercy to me.” —Thomas Merton The Seven Storey Mountain is an open and

Born on May 24, 1928, Thelma (Hill) Schotter has a house and heart full of memories in East Stroudsburg, Pa., as she approaches her 90th birthday. Growing up a Salvationist

“You [volunteers] all play a vital role in The Salvation Army and for that, I thank you. God bless you all.” — General André Cox International leader of The Salvation

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13 The next day Moses sat as judge for the people, while the people stood around him from morning until evening. 14 When Moses’ father–in–law saw all that he was doing for

Edgar Garcia, AKA “Black Rhythm,” is a soldier at the Salvation Army’s San Juan Corps in Puerto Rico. He talks about the importance of serving his community, surviving asthma, and