Puerto Rico EDS wins EDS honor, highlights SA Week
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
The Plaza las Américas, the huge shopping mall in San Juan, P.R., was the scene of an informative Emergency [...]
Spectacular Sensational Successful Star Search!
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
Can you imagine a territory without Star Search? Perish the thought! Believe it or not, such things actually exist. Yes, [...]
Lancaster Corps awards scholarships
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
Paying for college will come a little easier for 20 students in the Lancaster, Pa., area, thanks to scholarships from The Salvation Army.
For the past 24 [...]
Celebrating National Salvation Army Week
BY WARREN L. MAYE
In 1954, President Dwight D. Eisenhower officially proclaimed a week to appreciate The Salvation Army, a branch of the Christian Church, which has for 154 years exemplified the [...]
Stepping Stone sees more housing graduates
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
Stepping Stone, a ministry of the Chester, Pa., Corps that helps people find permanent housing, is seeing more success.
“We’ve been really [...]
Prayer Bear in Boyertown
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
They’ve got “Bear Fever” in Boyertown, Pa., and The Salvation Army got into the festivities by creating a bear in prayer. In fact, his name is Prayer.
Captain Joseph Smith [...]
One step towards the Army
BY HUGO BRAVO
Back in their home country of Haiti, Marie–Mona Jeanty had been a college-educated professional with a career. But when the government could no longer protect its citizens from [...]
Meeting the needs of veterans in Maine
BY HUGO BRAVO
The Salvation Army in Maine met a unique need for the family of Nicholas Chapman, a retired staff sergeant in the Army National Guard.
Due to a traumatic brain injury, [...]
White Plains Corps – 8 Junior Soldiers: 8 Senior Soldiers
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
The White Plains Corps, NY, recently enrolled 8 young adult senior soldiers, always a happy day for any corps.
However, what made this [...]
Mother’s Day
BY COLONEL CHRISTINE ROCK
Every mother has a little stash of cards, notes and precious “masterpieces.” Scribbled by tiny, sticky hands and presented with beaming pride, perhaps along burned toast and spilled orange juice, [...]