More than a shelter
The people of Sidney, Ohio, have longed for an emergency homeless shelter in their community. The Mercy Mission House that is now under construction will provide that service and so
Uniting faith, film, and family
After two decades of experience in ministry and media, Tim Gray launched Gray Media in 2004. Transitioning from traditional media into the streaming era, Gray Media represents many of the largest churches and nonprofits and
Engage a biblical worldview
In 2006, Dr. Del Tackett, a founder of the New Geneva Theological Seminary, created The Truth Project, a worldview curriculum estimated to have been seen by over 20 million people
Comedian Michael Jr.’s book delivers a punchline
Known as one of today’s most gifted communicators, Christian comedic thought leader Michael Jr. brings laughter and encouragement to audiences all over the world. He uses comedy and insightful storytelling
‘As popular as the ice cream truck’
Hungry kids can always find breakfast and lunch at school, but what happens during the summer break? Several Salvation Army corps throughout the country are taking part in the federally
The Army Vaccinates: Philadelphia
Cars filled The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center’s parking lot in Philadelphia the day the vaccine clinic opened. It was a collaborative effort between the Kroc
Stained glass: The poor man’s Bible
As a little girl living in Mexico, Major Monica Balmori would go with her father to Cosmovitral, an awe-inspiring stained-glass mural and botanical garden. That experience changed her life and inspired
“The Army is here to save the prom!”
In May, Julia Swayne, a social service worker for Lawrence High School in Nassau, N.Y., reached out to The Salvation Army with a unique request. Valatta Savoy, deputy director of
Ministry at Manning Field
Since the 1930s, the city of Lynn, Mass., has hosted professional football teams and musical acts such as Ray Charles and The Rolling Stones at Manning Bowl, its covered stadium
‘The Chosen’ partners with The Salvation Army
“The Chosen” is the first-ever multi-season show about the life of Jesus as told through the eyes of those who met Him. It is the highest crowdfunded project of all
Help—all year long
Tony Packo’s is a restaurant chain that has five locations in the Toledo, Ohio, area. Recently, the company vice president presented a check for $2,965 to The Salvation Army from
Reading and feeding
Kip Moore, who is no stranger to the theater, has a flair for the dramatic. So, when leaders of the Salvation Army’s Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center in
