A second chance
BY WARREN L. MAYE
Sterling C. Green Jr. is one of several concierges who graciously help guests find their way around the sprawling Hershey Lodge, [...]
From mat to mission
BY HUGO BRAVO
The first time Jordan Ernest Burroughs stepped inside a wrestling class, he saw how different it was from the pro wrestling [...]
Happy Reformation Day!
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
On Oct. 31, children and adults will again indulge in the pagan custom of Halloween. But did you know that [...]
A ministry of pod
BY HUGO BRAVO
As with so many creative ideas today, “The Salvation Army Plugged in Podcast,” originated from the need to reach others [...]
Childhood obesity | What can families do?
BY HUGO BRAVO
Obesity in children is defined by their body mass index–for–age (or BMI– for–age) percentile. If a child’s [...]
A taste of the Army
BY HUGO BRAVO
Lieutenant Melissa Bonet, pastor at The Salvation Army Ridgewood Citadel in Queens, N.Y., talks about her former career in pastry [...]
Pastors of Witch City
BY HUGO BRAVO
When Major Richard Sanchez got the news that he and his wife, Major Lolita Sanchez, would be the next officers [...]
Waking up on ‘holy grounds’
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
The children of asylum–seekers joyfully zip around on scooters and play games on the floor of this Salvation Army [...]
A spirit of community
BY CAPTAINS DANIELLE & YUCO HALL
One of the many things that make New York City unique is that it is a cultural melting pot. From [...]
One in Christ
BY COLONEL (DR.) JANET MUNN
I was born and raised in the Church of the Nazarene, where my mother, though not in “ordained” ministry, was [...]