Heart and Soul
The Self-Denial Appeal calls us to live simply, so others can simply live.
by Commissioner Susan McMillan
Support for the Self-Denial Appeal ensures The Salvation Army can continue its work overseas.
Help After the Hurricane
In the wake of Michael, The Salvation Army is dispatched to where the need is greatest.
by Linda Leigh
The Salvation Army provides practical, emotional and spiritual support after hurricane Michael.
Will God give us more leaders if we are failing to manage, use and deploy those we have?
The Salvation Army Supports Migrant Caravan in Mexico
Army provides practical help for thousands.
by Kristin OstensenSalvation Army offers humanitarian response to migrant caravan.
“I was convinced that my life wouldn’t amount to anything.”
Go and Bear Fruit
Call and commitment Sunday challenges Salvationists to consider officership.
by Major Jennifer Hale
There is no greater time to be an officer in The Salvation Army, writes Major Jennifer Hale.
If Scripture can be used to support almost any viewpoint, how can we discern its meaning?
Wayne Hunter has been affected by episodes of mental illness since he was a teenager. Today, he credits much of his healing to The Salvation Army.
Lost and Found
Escaping Colombia, Captain Ricaurte Velasquez found a new future with The Salvation Army.
by Kristin Ostensen
Violence forced Captain Ricaurte Velasquez to flee Colombia, but God had bigger plans.
Day of Prayer for Children and Youth Encourages Participants to Dream Big
General Brian Peddle exhorts Salvation Army corps to prioritize youth ministry.
by Kristin Ostensen"Dream Big – Pray Like a Child" is the theme of The Salvation Army’s International Day of Prayer for Children and Youth this year, to be held on Sunday, March 31, 2019.
