Salvation Army celebrates 100 years of marching in Rose Parade
The milestone anniversary comes with a bigger, more diverse band. By Hillary Jackson - This New Year’s Day, The Salvation Army Tournament of Roses Band marched in the world-famous Rose Parade like it has 100 times before. With the centennial anniversary of
Salvation Army leader issues New Year message
Mission must be the priority “however and wherever we connect with The Salvation Army,” said General Brian Peddle in his 2019 New Year message. “I believe we need to be ready for what God wants to do with us and
The secret to living a simple life
"Not that I am speaking of being in need, for I have learned in whatever situation I am to be content. I know how to be brought low, and I know how to abound. In any and every circumstance, I
The Salvation Army continues assistance in Indonesia
Army provides broad-scale response following Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami. Twelve weeks after the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, The Salvation Army is still present, serving the communities and families affected. The buildings damaged in the
The General leads commissioning celebrations in South Africa
Peddles preside at commissioning of the Messengers of the Gospel Session of cadets. General Brian Peddle and Commissioner Rosalie Peddle, World President of Women's Ministries, traveled to the Southern Africa Territory to lead commissioning activities. The Peddles experienced the culture of
Chief of the Staff visits Rwanda
Commissioners Lyndon and Bronwyn Buckingham lead commissioning events in Kigali. On their first visit to Africa, Commissioners Lyndon and Bronwyn Buckingham, Chief of the Staff and World Secretary for Women’s Ministries, respectively, traveled to Kigali, Rwanda, to preside at commissioning activities. On
Decorated vet shakes off layoff, goes bold with ‘rolled’ ice cream business
By Kristin Marguerite Doidge - What do you do when you’re a former standout U.S. Navy Officer and seasoned businessman going through a tough time? If you’re Los Angeles-based Tim Hinds, you brush yourself off, pick yourself back up, and seek connection—or
New West appointment changes, effective February 2019
Territorial Commander, Commissioner Kenneth G. Hodder, announced the following appointment changes approved by the General with the effective date of February 1, 2019: CASCADE DIVISION Major Nancy Dihle – Divisional Commander and Divisional Director of Women’s Ministries Captain Raymond Dihle – Portland City Coordinator
10 Bible verses on the value of simplicity
Many times, especially throughout the New Testament, it is made clear what is expected of us as we take up our cross and follow God. In the Gospels, Jesus meets the spiritual and physical needs of people through the use
Salvation Army steps up last minute to host cold weather shelter in Missoula
Following a six-weeklong sprint to get city approval and raise $50,000, The Salvation Army in Missoula, Montana, is gearing up to open an overnight warming center for the homeless population. The organization is anticipating roughly 40 guests a night, who will
Why you should craft a ‘do good’ resolution this year
It’s almost that time of year again, when we turn inward, reflecting on a year of growth, change, stagnance, improvement. The resolutions we chose at the beginning of the year were either penciled in, knowing from preceding years that we
President of Estonia and First Lady of Poland witness The Salvation Army at work
Estonia’s President Kersti Kaljulaid made an informal visit to The Salvation Army Narva Corps as part of a program in which she met with several active community groups in the northeastern city. At the time, the corps was hosting its