A day like any other
The morning of September 11, 2001 began as would any other day for Major Thomas Applin. As the divisional secretary for the Empire State Division, one of his responsibilities was
America changed that day
Just two weeks before Sept. 11, 2001, our family had been vacationing in downtown Manhattan. We never imagined what would eventually take place right where we stood. It seems like
A spiritual renaissance
Harlem, N.Y., is famous for its history; the social and cultural renaissance of the late 1930s, its role during the civil rights era, and in recent years, its economic boom
Spiritual care at a distance
In this current COVID–19 environment, even mega churches have shut their doors and the most devout families are sheltering in place on Sundays. This paradigm shift has been a huge
Finding love, dignity, and respect
Four Chinese students from Ashland University (AU) recently found themselves stranded in the small Ohio community due to the travel restrictions regarding COVID-19. The university has allowed the students to
The Quiet City
Lieutenant Shakai Drigo says it usually takes him an hour to get to his corps in Bushwick, N.Y. from his home on Long Island. That commute has been slashed to
Investing in God: Bob Doll Interview
When Robert Doll was a boy, his grandmother told him about the Salvation Army. She also donated about $25 a year and collected the stamps issued in 1965 by the
Video: Unbound at GNY Youth Councils 2014
A snippet of Unbound at the Greater New York Youth Councils 2014.
