The Presence of Women
BY COMMISSIONER SUSAN BUKIEWICZ
March 8 is International Women’s Day, and many of us celebrate women throughout the entire month. I’ve [...]
What Would Jesus Want Me To Do?
BY MAJOR JOHN FERREIRA
These days, it seems, we can all too easily find ourselves caught up in the expectations of movements, [...]
Salvationist Dynamics : Part 2
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
When the Victorian Salvation Army cleverly started joining sacred lyrics to popular jaunty music-hall tunes [...]
Dr. Isaiah Allen, Soldier and Scholar
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
Historical records of many varieties—correspondence, transcripts, and independent accounts—reliably [...]
A Season of Self Denial
BY COMMISSIONER RALPH BUKIEWICZ
Looking back on an initiative begun by Founder William Booth in 1886 provides inspiration for the season of Lent today.
Black Salvationists rise to leadership
BY CAPTAIN DANIEL N. DIAKANWA
This Black History Month, we remember some heroes of the faith who have served in high office around The Salvation [...]
Commissioner Thomas Estill (1859–1926)
BY ROB JEFFERY
The Salvation Army in America has been led by some pretty big names. In the early years, Commissioner George Scott [...]
Salvationist Dynamics : Part 1
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
Good energy, even dynamism, is often produced between two differing viewpoints. This is a rule of physics, academia, oratory, politics, and more.
Sing Out to the Lord
BY COMMISSIONER G. LORRAINE BAMFORD
As a child, I sang. We always sang. We sang hymns; we sang carols. We made up songs in the car.