25: The difference between religion and spirituality and the role of each with Dr. Diane Winston
It’s human nature to believe in something other than one’s self, and doing so can give life meaning. That according to Dr. Diane Winston, who has made understanding, analyzing and writing about religion in America her career. Now as the Knight Chair
24: Understanding the biblical call to care for orphans with Brandalyn Musial
Right now across the U.S. there are 442,000 children living in the U.S. foster care system. Nearly a third of them are eligible for adoption. As Proverbs 24:12 reads: “Once our eyes are opened, we can’t pretend we don’t know what
23: How theater arts offer outreach and impact with Captain Mark Davey
Auditions, set prep, rehearsals, tech week, curtain call…show time. You’ll find that rundown at The Salvation Army in Casa Grande, Arizona, where the corps—the church—there hosts a monthly community production. Everything from “Godspell,” to “A Christmas Carol” or “Sleepy Hollow.” And in
22: How to address gun violence in the U.S. with Dr. Daniel Webster
It’s no secret that the role of guns in violence and what should be done about it are subjects of intense debate in the U.S. And it’s an important one as some 100 people die by firearm every day in our
21: Yes, The Salvation Army is more than kettles and thrift stores
Did you know: The Salvation Army is more than red kettles and thrift stores? Yet, if there’s one thing we hear time and time again it’s this: “I thought The Salvation Army was just kettles and thrift stores!” Which is generally
20: How to fill a political conversation with grace with Beth Silvers
It’s not polite to talk politics. I’m sure you’ve heard the sentiment. Especially in any kind of mixed crowd where people might disagree on the issue at hand. We live, worship and work in diverse communities, but with politics becoming so tribal
19: How The Salvation Army engages the federal government with Sabrina Kiser
The Salvation Army is actively involved in fighting hunger, homelessness and more across the country. In fact, the organization serves some 23 million people a year in the U.S. But you may not know that The Salvation Army is also engaged
Come thrift with me at The Salvation Army Thrift Store in Lake Forest, Episode 2
Everyone wants to save money. Shopping at your local Salvation Army Family Thrift Store is not only the perfect place to find clothes that are affordable but sometimes rare finds too! Grace takes us to The Salvation Army Family Thrift Store
18: Is faith personal or is it inherently social? With Commissioner Jolene K. Hodder
Our salvation in Christ begins personally—it’s a decision and commitment made individually. But it does not end there. A genuine personal relationship with God flows into all of our relationships. After all, Jesus gave us two commands: love God and love
17: How The Salvation Army keeps kids full for the weekend with Lt. James Fleming
You’ve probably heard of The Salvation Army’s Thanksgiving dinners, food pantries or the provision of meals during a natural disaster. But you might not know that TSA in communities across the country fills backpacks or other bags with food to
16: How to define and communicate your core values with Krysta Masciale
What are your core values? Do you know? Can you put four or five specific words to them and explain the way those values show up in your life? As Krysta Masciale says, any brand is the promise of an experience. On
15: What it’s like to work at a Salvation Army summer camp
Did you know: The Salvation Army is a big supporter of fun with 44 summer or day camps in the United States devoted to children? Last year, more than 260,000 kids attended camp with The Salvation Army. The Salvation Army’s