Crestmont future
BY LT. COLONEL SHARON ROBERTSON - "Vision-Watchers" throughout the West are experiencing a sense of excitement and anticipation as preparations are made for realization of a vital aspect of the territorial vision the promotion of a commitment to lifelong learning
GOOD FRIDAY – Cadets present the Passion Of the Cross
GUEST SOLOIST Steve Amerson and the Cadet Chorus will be featured in the annual Good Friday service at Crestmont. On Good Friday, officers, cadets and staff of the College for Officer Training and Territorial Headquarters will present "The Passion of the
IHQ plans to move
According to an International News Release, International Headquarters intends to relocate to a new location in Central London. The decision not to occupy part of the new 101 Queen Victoria Street redevelopment project has followed extensive research and professional consultation.
Beacon Hill Press publishes Needham; Gariepy writes new SA history volume
Crest Books has announced the latest release of the national book publishing plan: He Who Laughed First, Delighting in a Holy God, by Colonel Phil Needham. Needham, Western territorial chief secretary, questions why there are so many sour-faced saints
Things …. they are a Changin’
The officers of the world have been asked to complete a consultation form which identifies points of view relative to a number of recommendations recently submitted by the 23-member International Commission on Officership.Officers have been asked to respond to General
June 11 to be International Day of Prayer
The International Day of Prayer on Pentecost Sunday, June 11, 2000 has as its theme the Inter-national Millennial Congress to be held in Atlanta from June 28 to July 2, 2000. The General calls the Salvationists of the world to
A courageous hero wins final battle
Lt. Colonel Chris Buchanan On April 4, 2000, Lt. Colonel Chris Buchanan entered heaven after a battle with cancer. Chris was born on June 28, 1940, in Honolulu, Hawaii, to Frank and Alberta Buchanan, a young officer couple. He grew
THE EMPTY TOMB is the central reason for our Easter celebrations.
BY GENERAL JOHN GOWANS - Its vacancy shook the people who made their way through the garden to the place where the Christ had been buried--and it shakes us still. It all seems too good to be true. We need
AROUND THE CROSS
The men and women of the crucifixion Outside Jerusalem on a hill called Calvary, Jesus was nailed to a Roman cross where, for hours, he hung between time and eternity. And when he finally gave up his life--when he
“And surely, I am with you always, even to the very end of the age.” (Matthew 28:20)
ON THE COVER: The resurrection brings a promise of new life