Looking to the Future
Colonels Lee and Deborah Graves share parting words of encouragement.
by Geoff Moulton
An interview with Colonels Lee and Deborah Graves as they anticipate their new international appointments.
We'll Fight
The Salvation Army’s social justice heritage remains relevant—and necessary—today.
by John McAlister
The Salvation Army has a rich history of not only meeting people’s most basic and immediate needs, but also of fighting for lasting social and spiritual change.
The Power of Thanksgiving
The intriguing implications of gratitude for our well-being.
by David Cwir
Gratitude has spiritual and psychological benefits.
An Indescribable Gift
As we celebrate Thanksgiving, let’s rededicate ourselves to God.
by Commissioner Susan McMillan
What the Book of Nehemiah can teach us about thanksgiving.
The Bottom Line
Could a guaranteed minimum income help lift people out of poverty?
by Jessica McKeachie
What are the pros and cons of a guaranteed minimum income?
A wise leader values the counsel and advice of those around them, as it’s essential for leaders and organizations to understand and value the voice and input of all team members.
The New Adventures of Bucko and Bronny
Introducing the Chief of the Staff and World Secretary for Women’s Ministries.
by Shar Davis
New Zealand officers face their biggest challenge yet.
Sexual exploitation is closer to home than we think.
In Paradise Lost, Milton explores true hope.
Toward Right Relationship
Salvationists reflect on the North American Institute for Indigenous Theological Studies symposium.
by Kristin Ostensen
In June, delegates from across North America and beyond attended the annual symposium of the North American Institute for Indigenous Theological Studies (NAIITS), including 17 delegates from The Salvation Army.
