Ministry to all
The Salvation Army had anticipated that 2020 would be its year to gain a sharper vision of the future. Then COVID–19 happened and the world’s entire socioeconomic landscape suddenly blurred.
A spiritual renaissance
Harlem, N.Y., is famous for its history; the social and cultural renaissance of the late 1930s, its role during the civil rights era, and in recent years, its economic boom
Spiritual care at a distance
In this current COVID–19 environment, even mega churches have shut their doors and the most devout families are sheltering in place on Sundays. This paradigm shift has been a huge
Facilitating Mental Wellness
The following excerpts are from statements made by Christian mental health professionals during a recent panel discussion in New York City and with one–on–one interviews with SACONNECTS. They offer heartfelt
Iran for Christ
Today’s cyber wars include those that involve spreading the gospel to nations where restricted access to internet, radio, and TV is government mandated. So, when Dr. Hormoz Shariat received his
Investing in God: Bob Doll Interview
When Robert Doll was a boy, his grandmother told him about the Salvation Army. She also donated about $25 a year and collected the stamps issued in 1965 by the
Everybody deserves one more hug: Megan Alexander Interview
“Since I was a little girl, I would see the red kettle in front of the grocery store and I would ask my parents, ‘Mom, Dad, what is that all
Commissioning 2019 Daily Wrap-Up
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Commissioner Clive Adams
During last year’s Old Orchard Beach Camp Meetings in Maine, Commissioner Clive Adams, commander of the Salvation Army’s Sweden & Latvia Territory, moved his audience with a thoughtful message entitled
Double Whammy
“Baby, I’m going to make your life better than it is right now,” is a popular line used by predators to lure unsuspecting women into lives of sexual slavery. At
