Location is Everything!
Yuillogistically Speaking by Major Chick Yuill - At 2:46 a.m. on Saturday, October 16, I was doing what all sensible people should be doing at that time of the morning--I was sound asleep. That was until I began to experience what
Focus – Care of the Dying
by Dr. James Read - Salvation Army Ethics Center, Winnipeg, Manitoba I had the opportunity to speak at a recent hospice and palliative care conference. The case under discussion was not unusual, but it raised some basic issues in health care ethics and
On the Corner
by Robert Docter - I want to talk about authenticity and the power of choice. Many seem to live in a constant state of high anxiety -- a pervasive feeling of unease that for a significant number becomes disease. Without
Prayer and Preparation for the Harvest
by Lt. Colonel Raymond L. Peacock - How should the Army advance into the new millennium? On its knees! In prayer! This is the age of the optional, the voluntary, and the front line taking initiative. So, why
Frontlines — News Briefs of the West
by Captain Robert L. Rudd - Envoys Ron and Evelyn Weppler have contributed much time and good will to the community of Green Valley, just north of Tucson. One recent outpost activity was a school supplies drive, netting a total
Classified
CARPINTERIA ARC, CA--Chaplain/ Corps Administrator: Responsibilities include discipling the men in the program and working to develop the Recovery Corps. Requirements: knowledge of the addiction process and some ministry training. Call Capt. Michael Roland for more information or fax
SoCal Holds First Latino Music Institute
by Carl Darby - Expectations were high as delegates gathered at the Long Beach Temple Corps for the first Latino Music Institute. The event was ably prepared and facilitated by Captain Mario Reyes, (divisional Latino coordinator), and Lt. Oscar
Ethan Bradley Shares His Russia Experience
After a good time of adjustment in Moscow I flew south to Rostov on Don for the Battle School program. There are 13 fellow students here, one Latvian, one German, one Canadian, one South American, six Moldovans, and three
Army Rushes Earthquake Relief to Taiwan
A 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck Taiwan at 1:47 a.m. on September 21, killing more than 2,000, injuring thousands, and leaving even more homeless. Large landslides wiped out roads, bridges were destroyed, and a dam started to break. Major
Cascade Vols Team Up In Dominican
by Rowanne Haley - As the new short term missions chair at my large suburban church, it was my responsibility to find short term mission opportunities and recruit our members to participate in them. As the Portland
Gowans Installs Busbys As National Leaders
by Lt. Colonel Marlene Chase - Salvationists and friends from around the Washington D.C., area recently gathered in Alexandria, Virginia to witness the installation of national leaders Commissioners John and Elsie Busby. General John Gowans conducted the installation, and Commissioner Gisele