Respite program in Loveland helps stabilize patients after hospital stays A hotel voucher program gives people a safe place to heal When Social Service byHaley OsnessMarch 12, 2026
Revolution Hawaii celebrates 20 seasons of discipling young adults To date, 205 individuals from all over the world have participated byKaren GleasonMarch 6, 2026
How Tucson’s Hospitality House guided one woman to stable housing Keys in hand, Rita Reeder opened the door to her new apartment in Tucson—for the byHaley OsnessMarch 5, 2026
Salvation Army Kroc Center steps up for kids during San Francisco teachers’ strike Kroc Center expanded its hours to help students and working parents byKaren GleasonMarch 3, 2026
Ministry in the Rink: Inside The Salvation Army’s unique summer ice hockey camp Ministry isn’t limited to church on Sundays, and The Salvation Army’s Kroc March 16, 2026
Respite program in Loveland helps stabilize patients after hospital stays A hotel voucher program gives people a safe place to heal When Social Service byHaley OsnessMarch 12, 2026
Journey with Jesus: A Holy Week Art Journal for Families Holy Week invites us into the most meaningful story we tell—one that asks not March 11, 2026
Revolution Hawaii celebrates 20 seasons of discipling young adults To date, 205 individuals from all over the world have participated byKaren GleasonMarch 6, 2026
Impact StoriesJuly 15, 2022 How The Salvation Army transforms bingo from a game into a ministry The Santa Clarita Valley (California) Corps offers a weekly respite for byKaren Gleason
Impact StoriesJuly 13, 2022 How The Salvation Army Turlock Corps brought its garden back to life Turlock Corps officers, after-school kids and volunteers recreate a flourishing byKaren Gleason
PodcastJuly 11, 2022 119: How one grandma recruited volunteers and struck gold for Salvation Army addiction rehabilitation with Cheryl Tuck-Smith If you’ve ever donated gently-used items to The Salvation Army or shopped in one
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Impact StoriesJuly 8, 2022 A peer tutoring program launched at the height of the pandemic—now, it’s expanding When three ambitious, creative teenagers at Los Angeles Korean Corps noticed the byKristin Marguerite Doidge
Impact StoriesJuly 6, 2022 International student helps EDS during New Mexico’s historic wildfires One day, Tin Kit Au-Yeung (Autinn), an international student from Hong Kong, was byVivian Gatica Lopez
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PodcastJuly 4, 2022 118: How to hear God for normal people with Pete Greig “The sound of gentle silence 1 Share
Impact StoriesJune 30, 2022 How The Salvation Army Hamilton Service Center is meeting the needs of its community From meeting physical needs through food distributions and grocery gift cards to byLou Buhl
GrowthJune 28, 2022 Are social disconnection and our experience of God linked? Many of my early relational experiences left me feeling fundamentally defective byTodd W. Hall, Dr.
Impact StoriesJune 27, 2022 San Diego Kroc Center celebrates 20 years The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Community Center in San Diego, California byLou Buhl
PodcastJune 27, 2022 117: Finding not only sobriety but recovery with Sharira Thomas According to the National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics, there have been
