Unsung Heroes: 25 Years Later
Twenty-five years later, people who served with The Salvation Army in the aftermath of 9/11 remember that their greatest contribution was not food, supplies, or logistics, although those were also important. It was their ministry of presence—caring for the whole person.
9/11 from the Classroom
BY HUGO BRAVO
Most Americans saw the events of September 11, 2001, through breaking television news reports or social media, a concept still [...]
A Reporter’s Notebook from 9/11
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
It’s been 24 years since I volunteered for The Salvation Army in the days following 9/11 [...]
‘Compassion Under Fire’
BY WARREN L. MAYE
Reflecting on the events of September 11, 2001, I recall a personal experience I have [...]
A 9/11 Cross
BY ROB JEFFERY
The Heritage Museum has over 30,000 artifacts that speak to The Salvation Army’s [...]
Return To the Tower
BY WARREN L. MAYE
Breathtaking is the word that describes the view from One World Observatory, [...]
EDS in their Blood
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
Bobby was just a teen when he climbed into a Salvation Army canteen and tagged along [...]
