For Sarah Newell, a native of Northern Ireland, summer camp was something that she saw only in European countries such as France or Italy. But at 18, she wanted to

Lieutenant Mhairi Smeaton, assistant corps officer at the Salvation Army’s Hazlet Outpost in New Jersey, talks about exploring other cultures, feeling victorious in community, and how God’s perfect love is

Today, the worldwide refugee crisis is the worst it has been in recorded history. Captain Swetha Vincent, an officer assigned to the Salvation Army’s International Social Justice Commission (ISJC) in

In my family, we joke that my mom always managed to make our family vacations “educational,” despite the moans and groans of us kids. For example, my siblings and I

His name is William Robert Hughes, but everyone at the Lexington, Ky., Corps knows him as “Boo.” Boo, 35, suffers from severe autism and sensory issues. He is often hyperactive

I am one of four children. My mother is a recovering alcoholic and my father struggles with a heroin addiction. I know they both love me. However, their problems created

During last year’s Old Orchard Beach Camp Meetings in Maine, Commissioner Clive Adams, commander of the Salvation Army’s Sweden & Latvia Territory, moved his audience with a thoughtful message entitled

As the controversy regarding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) legislation continues, two “Dreamers” from the Salvation Army’s Queens (Temple) N.Y., Corps, share their stories. They talk about coming

CULTIVATE, a Spiritual Life Development (SLD) course of the Eastern Territory, is entering its 6th cohort. The desire and need for going deeper with God are evident as this spiritual