Shining like Christ for 50 years
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
Elaine Howard is ending a 50-year career with The Salvation Army in Ohio that almost didn’t happen at all.
At her recent retirement luncheon, Elaine [...]
UnBound – Setting the Tone for Worship
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
It can be said that when The Salvation Army discovered brass bands and joined lively music hall melodies to gospel lyrics it was effectively deploying [...]
Deeper Doctrine: Speaking In Tongues
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
The spiritual gift of speaking in tongues (1 Corinthians 12:10) is given a unique place in The Salvation Army Handbook of Doctrine. It is the only spiritual gift given a [...]
Half a century of miracles
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
Suffering from cerebral palsy growing up, Diane Kearney didn’t have a lot of friends and was often teased. Her family came to The Salvation Army for financial help and Diane [...]
Families cook and compete at the Camden Kroc
BY HUGO BRAVO
The Salvation Army Camden Kroc hosted its 2nd Annual Horizon Foundation Cooking Challenge [...]
Don’t quit quietly
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
"Quiet Quitting" is all the rage in the corporate world, and the phenomenon has drawn considerable media attention in recent months.
Investopedia describes quiet quitting as “doing the minimum requirements [...]
The Salvation Army and Dress A Girl Around The World – A Perfect Fit
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
It all began in a regular Old Orchard Beach Corps [...]
Echelon Syracuse goes to the ballgame with the Syracuse Mets
BY HUGO BRAVO
On May 27, the Salvation Army Echelon Syracuse Chapter took a trip to see the Syracuse Mets, the Triple-A affiliate of the New York Mets, [...]
God in Control
BY CINDY WALTON
There’s a phrase that says, “Boys: Less drama than girls, but harder to keep alive.” Ben Walton, my son, has proved those words to be right all his [...]
Reflectors of Holiness session commissioned
Commissioning weekend was the culmination of extraordinary recognition, reflection, and celebration that began on Friday with [...]