Catherine Booth (1829-1890), the Mother of The Salvation Army and wife of William Booth, talks about achieving true peace, how our hearts can be made perfect, and what a Christian

Five years ago in Cleveland, Ohio, Major David Hernandez arrived at the Salvation Army’s Ohio City Corps and noticed how the city’s Department of Education promoted its preschools. “Ohio City

The women in this article have all answered the call to overseas ministries. In the process, some found their careers; others found their purpose. Some used their time away to

When the Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center in Ashland, Ohio, opened its doors a decade ago as the Eastern Territory’s first Kroc Center, it became the face of

Lieutenant Chakanaka Watch, commanding officer of the Harlem (Temple) N.Y., Corps, talks about witnessing the Salvation Army’s global ministry, choosing the Church rather than pursuing fame, and how radio became

Jervon Carswell (left) and Armel Jordan (right) walked into the Salvation Army’s Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC) in Cleveland, Ohio, in need of help. Jervon had little more than the clothing

Priscilla Heist, a soldier at the Salvation Army’s Lebanon, Pa. Corps, talks about opening her home to young people in the community, the mark that Christmas left on her Girl

In 1998, John Maimone was introduced to The Salvation Army of Greater New York through his mother Gerri and the family’s elevator business. But it was not until 2002, as

What would Jared do? “When I think of Jared, I think of hope. He was always someone who could give anyone hope, no matter what problem they were going through,”

Derek W. Lance, territorial music secretary and bandmaster of the Salvation Army’s New York Staff Band (NYSB), talks about lessons learned from the book of Psalms; playing trumpet for the

When Major Victoria Edmonds was 16 years old, a school assignment required her and every student to be graded on a performance. Victoria decided to put on a timbrel show