by Robert Mitchell and Hugo Bravo photography provided by Red Shield Toolkit Adopted family gives thanks Last year in Carlisle, Pa., a family’s Christmas looked bleak. So the parents requested

During the Welcome to Cadets events, September 8–9, audiences at the College for Officer Training (CFOT) in Suffern, N.Y., and at Centennial Memorial Temple (CMT) in Manhattan listened to representative

Shirley Key Williams serves as the literacy consultant at the West Philadelphia Corps and as president of the Sharon Hill Free Library. She recently earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees

the women of Others On August 12, 2016, a team of seven women from the USA Eastern Territory journeyed to the Kenya East Territory. Among their belongings were handcrafted key/prayer

In 2008, I made a pastoral visit to a patient in a nursing home. She had suffered a nasty fall in the woods while walking her dog. As I ministered

“I want to see, smell, taste, and feel the things that Jesus saw, smelled, tasted, and felt.” “I want to be closer to God.” “See the archeological sites.” “Swim in

Sports are excellent tools to help build healthy bodies, minds, and spirits. Fitness in these three areas is essential for optimum performance in life. In January, SAConnects (the magazine) will show

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I love November. The weather is cooler and the leaves change, making the scenery as beautiful to the eyes as pumpkin spice is delicious to the tongue. After spending two

Jerome Wray, a youth counselor at Camp Swoneky, talks about his ministry through the sport of archery, the advice he gives other counselors, and the person who helps to empower