Catherine Booth’s “Female Ministry; or, Women’s Right to Preach the Gospel,” in  Paper on Practical Religion, the fourth edition, (pp. 133-167). London: International Headquarters, 1891.   As the co-founder of

Lynched: The Power of Memory in a Culture of Terror Written by Angela D. Sims    In confronting the racial crisis these days due to the death of George Floyd

4 Key Salvation Army Biographies That Uncover Our Treasures Part 4: Samuel Logan Brengle     Rightmire, R. David. Sanctified Sanity: The Life and Teaching of Samuel Logan Brengle. Revised

4 Key Salvation Army Biographies That Uncover Our Treasures Part 3: George Scott Railton     Watson, Bernard. Soldier Saint: George Scott Railton, William Booth’s First Lieutenant. London: Hodder and

4 Key Salvation Army Biographies That Uncover Our Treasures Part 2: Catherine Booth   Booth-Tucker, Frederick de Latour. The Life of Catherine Booth, The Mother of The Salvation Army, 2

4 Key Salvation Army Biographies That Uncover Our Treasures This blog series aims to reintroduce significant pieces of biographical literature that help to understand The Salvation Army’s historical and theological

The idea of Christ being an immigrant may sound like blasphemy, but that is what Christ was.  Instead of coming to earth as Creator, He chose to leave heaven and

“What the Group Meeting Meant to Us” Group 2, Facilitator Col. Richard Munn We discussed four questions in our group.  I’d like to share our answers to those and then

“Rebecca, would you like to attend the Holiness Institute?” When my corps officers first asked me, it was met with a resounding and exaggerated no! I have so many responsibilities

The second unhealthy and dangerous misunderstanding of Christian life and holiness is connected to the issue of self-centered Christian behavior to others. This issue of Christian life and behavior leaves room

In my spiritual journey as a child of God, I see there are two particular perceptions against the biblical principle of holiness should be considered as the unhealthy, even dangerous

Lt. Colonel Lyell Rader (1939-2018) was a gift from God to me so that I would be shown a clear path of how I should follow Christ as His servant. God