With a middle name like Salvation, nothing seems more critical to the Army’s mission than soul–winning. Major Stephen Court acknowledges people’s discomfort with both the words soul and winning, for

Lieutenant Melissa Lewell talks about the presence of the Holy Spirit in Cambodian culture, the story of King Josiah, and the ministry lessons she learned at Camp Sebago. My years

Growing up in Colombia, Heidy Malaver dreamed of studying music. Although she took voice lessons and sang in a choir, finding teachers who were trained in playing musical instruments was

As many as 2 million inmates nationwide have access to tablets in prison. They use them to send email, make video calls, and download a limited selection of games, movies,

“I really didn’t know what I wanted to do after high school,” remembers Thaddaeus Stanford. Although he’s the son of Salvation Army officers Majors Demetrius and Juanita M. Stanford, his

Painting Freedom began as many ministries do—with a leap of faith. Artist Tucker Rodkey’s plan for art and sharing the gospel required him to believe God over his own senses.

In 1959, my 5–year–old daughter Lena* was being watched at my mum’s Liverpool home after school. That day, Lena’s mum, from whom I was divorced, picked her up. That was

Thomas Pettepiece tells the story of a group of political prisoners who gathered on Easter morning to celebrate communion. They had no bread; they had no wine or chalice. They