The Spiritual Life Development team has some recommendations. The Common People’s Gospel by Gunpei Yamamuro Review by Major Young Kim Gunpei Yamamuro (1872–1940) was the first Japanese Salvation Army commissioner.

What the SLD team is reading now Lt. Colonel Pat LaBossiere is reading Invitation to a Journey: A Road Map for Spiritual Formation by M. Robert Mullholland  A Holy Longing, by Roland

A brush with death can cause one to see the Light.  In the next SAConnects (magazine), you’ll read Ada LaPorte’s story. In her own words, she was a rebellious woman

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Headline Old Orchard Beach 2016 General André Cox and Commissioner Silvia Cox, The Salvation Army’s international leaders, will headline the Old Orchard Beach Camp Meetings, July 30–Aug. 5. They will

For us personally, the Scripture that most significantly sealed and continues to seal our calling together as soldiers and as officers is found in Romans 12:1–2, “Therefore, I urge you,

  Just read the bulletin about the Award of Merit from the Evangelical Press Association. Well done—confirms what we already know—a high quality, interesting publication. Congratulations to you and the

Josh Enck is CEO and creative arts director of Sight & Sound Theatres, the premier destination in America for faith–based theatergoers since 1976. He talks with SAConnects about his company’s

In politics, education, and social sciences there is an ever–present tension between conservative and liberal viewpoints. Religion is no exception. Liberalism is a readiness to welcome new ideas and a

Colonels Kenneth O. and Paula Johnson, who recently served as leaders of the USA Southern Territory’s Florida Division, have come to the USA Eastern Territory. Kenneth now serves as chief

When Major Tom Taylor, administrator for business at the Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC) in Saugus, Massachusetts, asked graduates of the program if they were interested in becoming adherents, identifying with