The West

Learn more about the work of The Salvation Army across the Western Territory.

The West

January 24, 2016

Sculptor joins The Salvation Army

Doug Jeck finds a place to worship and teach at the Seattle Temple Corps

Grand Park in Los Angeles (Photo by John McCoy)

The West

January 19, 2016

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The role of community feedback in cultivating a more sustainable future What

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The West

January 14, 2016

Construction school launches in Aurora

By Caramie Schnell Petrowsky – A miter saw buzzes loudly as seven men work

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January 7, 2016

Young adults go to Majuro jail

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January 6, 2016

Meet Kathleen Cooke

New National Advisory Board member sparked her own creativity thanks to the

The West

January 5, 2016

Changes afoot at Colorado winter shelter

Salvation Army responds to community concerns, while ensuring safety for

The West

January 4, 2016

‘Homeless, Hungry and Hopeful’ in Homer

The Salvation Army supports efforts to help teens experiencing homelessness

The West

January 4, 2016

Poverty: so what?

Happy New Year!

The West

January 3, 2016

Cadets dispatched to corps for holidays

[gss gallery ids=”17408,17411,17412″] The Crestmont campus of the

The West

January 3, 2016

Living with the Booths

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Study: grateful people happier, healthier

Fewer stress-related illnesses, lower blood pressure levels and stronger

U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan of Alaska (center) poses with the Salvation Army crew in St. Mary's.

The West

December 30, 2015

Operation Santa spreads cheer

The Salvation Army and the Alaska Air National Guard travel with Santa to remote

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