BY WARREN L. MAYE
Since their humble beginnings in 1971, Pastor Jim and Carol Cymbala have served as spiritual leaders of the Brooklyn Tabernacle, which is today an historic 3,300–seat, non–denominational megachurch [...]

BY ROB JEFFERY
It’s springtime and your local SalvationArmy is about to have an outdoor Christian worship service. Just imagine: you meet at a bandstand in a nearby park or in a bustling [...]

BY ROBERT MITCHELL
Nothing was going to keep Betty Lou and Jim Hruska from attending the National Seminar on Evangelism (NSE) 2022 in Texas, not even a devastating house fire that happened four [...]

BY ROBERT MITCHELL
Major Ismael Correa admits he once “ate a lot of junk,” but he ultimately paid a hefty price for it. When he fell into a diabetic coma in 1994, his [...]

BY RESA BERRY
If you had a car for your entire family and it was the only way to get to work, to church, to the grocery store, and to your children’s school [...]

BY HUGO BRAVO
There is a room inside The Salvation Army’s church in Harrisburg, Pa., that could double as a set of a TV cooking program. There are eight stoves with sinks [...]

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 [...]

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
A light snow falls as seniors in Kingston, N.Y., struggle to pull their personal shopping carts along a small road, leading to a Hannaford supermarket. They have come from another part [...]

BY WARREN L. MAYE
While standing on the shore of Maui Island, perched in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, I paused with pants legs rolled and feet bare and scanned the sunlit [...]