61: Making the choice to transform with Lt. Paul Chisholm
Have you heard the saying that God uses broken people to do great things? That’s good news for all of us, and if you haven’t yet been personally invited to know more—consider this episode especially for you. Lt. Paul Chisholm is the
60: Practical skills to pursue and live in your purpose with Dr. Deb Gorton
Are you living with purpose—your unique purpose? Are you embracing what’s uncomfortable in order to fulfill your purpose? As Dr. Deborah Gorton says, every decision involves a loss and a gain. But are you pausing to consider what that loss might be
59: How to do what you love as a Salvation Army volunteer with David Jones
It’s been quite a year for all of us as the pandemic has affected so much of how we live and interact. And for many, it’s directly affected the way we work—and if we work. As of mid-June, more than 45 million
58: How to cope with anxiety and find calm with Dr. Jack Anderson
Are you lonely? Do you fear separation from family and friends? Maybe facing financial uncertainty? Or simply fear contracting the virus? You’re not alone. We’re feeling a collective unsettling in this time, which is lasting longer than any of us would like. So
57: Will you replicate or evolve in crisis with Krysta Masciale
In a crisis, you get to choose: Replicate or evolve. That’s the headline of Krysta Masciale’s Caring Magazine article, which details the critical questions to ask in the slow-paced middle ground of refining. And in case you were wondering, that’s where we
Comfort in Grief: Losing a Loved One
Donna struggled with substance addiction from the beginning. Family hurt and an abusive relationship followed. Her high-school-aged daughter was diagnosed with a rare disease and passed away. Watch Donna's story as she shares how she made it through and kept
56: Meet The Helpers | Life inside an emergency shelter during a pandemic with Benjamin Anozie
Here’s a question: How soon can you turn a gravel, dirt lot into a trauma-informed homeless shelter built to last with wrap-around services? That’s what former Anaheim, California, Mayor Tom Tait asked in September 2018. Just 79 days later, The Salvation Army
55: Meet The Helpers | A voice to say you’re not alone with Sarah Bentley
If you’re an older adult, living alone, you can imagine the stress that comes with the coronavirus pandemic, knowing you’re at higher risk. Knowing you’re isolated. And the toll that takes day after day. That’s why Sarah Bentley started the Silver
54: Meet The Helpers | How The Salvation Army is fueling truck drivers on the supply route with Evie Russell
Evie Russell drove a truck for 12 years before having kids and joining The Salvation Army. That’s why she had such a strong reaction when she heard that some truck drivers were being turned away from restaurants or having a
53: Meet The Helpers | How The Salvation Army is keeping seniors engaged with Karin Ingrande
We’ve all been told to stay home to do our part to flatten the curve, but that can be harder for some. Many seniors who live by themselves stay busy in community, especially at The Salvation Army’s Silvercrest residences for seniors. Across
52: Meet The Helpers | Six strategies to support your mental health in this pandemic with California Surgeon General Dr. Nadine Burke Harris
We’re staying home right now to lessen the impacts of COVID-19 on our communities and health care systems, but there’s a secondary health effect of this pandemic that you are probably feeling. Stress. The anxiety we have over a distressed economy, school
51: Meet The Helpers | How The Salvation Army is getting food to patients in need with Lt. Sarah Aguirre
Hunger is a new reality for many as the coronavirus has taken hold of communities across the country, and as a result The Salvation Army has stepped up its services to meet the need. In Denver, Lt. Sarah Aguirre said the