Salvation Army Bible correspondence course helps grow faith behind bars Program assigns volunteer graders to review lessons and return feedback by mail byKaren GleasonSeptember 8, 2026
Service Extension Unit volunteers extend The Salvation Army’s reach Across rural and underserved regions, service units provide vital care byKaren GleasonSeptember 1, 2026
Foster Grandparents make a difference at Salvation Army programs A volunteer partnership through Pepperdine University pairs older adults with byHillary JacksonAugust 25, 2026
The Salvation Army helps SoCal veterans find their footing after military service Veteran Community Integration Services program provides housing and employment byVivian Gatica LopezAugust 18, 2026
Salvation Army Bible correspondence course helps grow faith behind bars Program assigns volunteer graders to review lessons and return feedback by mail byKaren GleasonSeptember 8, 2026
Service Extension Unit volunteers extend The Salvation Army’s reach Across rural and underserved regions, service units provide vital care byKaren GleasonSeptember 1, 2026
Foster Grandparents make a difference at Salvation Army programs A volunteer partnership through Pepperdine University pairs older adults with byHillary JacksonAugust 25, 2026
The Salvation Army helps SoCal veterans find their footing after military service Veteran Community Integration Services program provides housing and employment byVivian Gatica LopezAugust 18, 2026
News FeedMay 7, 2010 Lessons from a small town from theDesk of… by Stephen Smith, Major – I was born and raised in
News FeedMay 7, 2010 FrontLines – News briefs of the West by Sue Schumann Warner – And the Lord shall guide you continually, and
News FeedApril 23, 2010 “Search me, o’ God” inProcess by Glen Doss, Major – The man’s big shoulders heaved
News FeedApril 23, 2010 FrontLines – News briefs of the West by Sue Schumann Warner For he satisfies the longing soul and fills the hungry
News FeedApril 9, 2010 On the Corner Remembering Colonel Henry Gariepy by Bob Docter – The Army lost its chief