BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
The New York Staff Band (NYSB) recent 5-day tour of the United Kingdom can only be described as an unqualified success, remarkably so. Traditional British reserve was put aside with [...]
While we are often inspired by gifted people, we can also become overawed in comparison. Here is the good news and the heart of spiritual gift teaching: each Christian is gifted.
Growing up I went to church with my grandmother. As I got older, though, I stepped away from church completely. I wanted nothing to do with God and became a non-believer. Ten years [...]
BY GENERAL BRIAN PEDDLE
This Easter comes as Salvation Army leaders from around the world have been called together to elect a new [...]
BY ROBERT JEFFERY
The year 1890 was a milestone in the history of The Salvation Army. It was, as Charles Dickens might say, “the best of times and the worst of [...]
The Territorial Soldiers Express Council (TSEC) recently held its quarterly meeting at Territorial Headquarters (THQ) in West Nyack, N.Y. The all–day gathering included encouraging prayer and scripture readings [...]
BY ROBERT MITCHELL & STEPHANIE REX
Some people are surprised to see Salvation Army Envoy Chris Mackneer surrounded by young people as he leads praise and worship each Sunday in Rochester [...]
BY HUGO BRAVO
In 1988, The Salvation Army in Springfield, Ohio opened a summer day camp exclusively for children with disabilities. It became one of its most popular ministries, and gave children access [...]
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
Salvationists know Dorothy Frooks as The Salvation Army’s first full-time lawyer, but she was so much more—a suffragette, military figure, writer, publisher, political candidate, and champion for legal services [...]
BY LT. COLONEL CINDY-LOU DRUMMOND
Occasionally, I detect a theme to a season in my life. The present is no exception. Over the last six months, the theme of “transition” emerged. I transitioned from one [...]
