Communication is a two–way street
Conversation has always been the key to connecting people. Since the early days of the Christian church, religious leaders delivered heartfelt impromptu talks. They also responded to numerous queries from
A new book revisits reconciliation
In response to the challenges of this tumultuous year 2020, Daniel N. Diakanwa, a retired Salvation Army captain (pictured above with his daughter Danielle), has written a second edition of
La línea telefónica HOPELine
Voluntarios capacitados ofrecen cuidados emocionales y espirituales durante la pandemia de COVID-19. El silencio puede ser ensordecedor. Solo pregúntele a un especialista de Cuidados Emocionales y Espirituales (ESC, por sus
The worth of families
A few years ago, Worth magazine did a study on wealthy families in the United States and concluded that something other than money was primarily responsible for making them well–off.
La Pandemia De Gripe De 1918
“Devastación” es la única forma de describir lo que enfrentó el Ejército de Salvación en los días previos a la pandemia de la gripe de 1918 y durante ella. Imagínenselo:
Digital Edition: A Salvation Army Christmas
Welcome to “A Salvation Army Christmas” Please enjoy these short, inspirational pieces that offer an exciting overview of the Army’s worldwide ministry and a glimpse of what’s happening right here
Ministerio con máscara
Los líderes territoriales reflexionan acerca del COVID-19 “La mascarilla siempre será el símbolo de este tiempo en la historia. Aunque, por lo general, se usa para esconder la identidad de
New study Bible and commentary birthed from travail
Perseverance is so often the process through which significant breakthroughs happen. The recent publishing of the Tony Evans Study Bible and the Tony Evans Bible Commentary are prime examples. They
TSM Kris Hevenor chairs Territorial Soldiers Express Council
“Without soldiers, there is no Army. To develop a clearer chain of communication between soldiery and leadership, the cabinet of the USA Eastern Territory has made the decision to initiate
The 1918 Flu Pandemic
Devastation is the only way to describe what The Salvation Army faced in the days leading up to the 1918 flu pandemic and during it. Imagine: the First World War
The HOPEline
Trained volunteers provide emotional and spiritual care during the COVID–19 pandemic. Silence can be deafening. Just ask an Emotional and Spiritual Care (ESC) specialist who is trying to connect with a
Shine the Light
Federal grant will help Army fight human trafficking. Gratitude looked like a bright smile on Sarah Medina’s face as she thought about the wonderful support that she and her colleagues
