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
Tehachapi food pantry expands access and choice, earns Gold Certification Gold Certification recognizes efforts to make healthy food more accessible byHaley OsnessAugust 13, 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
Tehachapi food pantry expands access and choice, earns Gold Certification Gold Certification recognizes efforts to make healthy food more accessible byHaley OsnessAugust 13, 2026
The WestApril 20, 2002 FOCUS – Thank you, Earl! This April 28, William & Catherine Booth College in Winnipeg will hold its
The WestApril 20, 2002 Can I trust God? Many are probably breathing a sigh of relief and thanking God the Self Denial
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The WestApril 20, 2002 Tustin Ranch opens new youth center CHILDREN at computer in “The Creator’s Corner” preschool at
The WestApril 20, 2002 Nikondeha seeks to build relationships Claude Nikondeha It’s a long way from Burundi, East Africa, to Long Beach,
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The WestApril 20, 2002 Conference center: “A place apart” CRESTMONT COLLEGE’S LOCATION is ideal for a wide range of activities
The WestApril 20, 2002 Cultural, ethnic diversity enrich officer training CADETS LISTEN INTENTLY to a training lecture at Crestmont College
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