In the late 1700s, a movement took place that would shape the future of The Salvation Army, our country, and Christianity… it all began in Adairville, Kentucky. It’s quiet now

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Today’s cyber wars include those that involve spreading the gospel to nations where restricted access to internet, radio, and TV is government mandated. So, when Dr. Hormoz Shariat received his

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The Lynn, Mass., Corps Community Center has delivered thousands of food boxes to a needy community during COVID-19, but Captain Helen Johnson saw another need. Johnson said her own three