I grew up in a border town in Arizona and my family would regularly drive to Mexico to get tacos or tortas for dinner. When coming back to the United States, we...
Nonprofit advocacy forms a vital link between community needs and Capitol Hill.
“If you are not at the table, you are on the menu—especially in Washington, D...
Is God moving The Salvation Army into a new mission field? That’s the big question Lt. Ben Cotterill often finds himself asking.
He and his wife, Rebecka, ha...
Vaccination clinics, hand-washing stations and outreach events are part of a coordinated effort to contain the deadly disease.
Since last spring, San Diego C...
A pledge to solve human need without discrimination has put The Salvation Army up against a killer disease in Sri Lanka.
The farmer’s face was incandescent w...
“It reeks. It’s dark. It has a funky feel about it. It’s filthy. A lot of girls who work the morning shift, they don’t see daylight.” –Kali Long
On a Thursday ...
The Salvation Army first anti-human trafficking program in Florida that allows short-term housing for trafficking victims who are rescued by law enforcement.
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Race remains an issue in America.
Black and white Americans are still deeply divided when it comes to views of racism, racial inequality and prospects for ch...
Reflections from Lebanon
I flew into Lebanon shortly after polishing off a quick book on its incredible past. The Middle East is a part of the world I, like...
A community embraces a reluctant champion.
Sara at Whisk, a local bakery in Benton Park. Sara practices a local first approach, and has become good friend...
“It’s firewood, but to them it’s gold.” - Lt. Kevin Pope, former Coos Bay Corps Officer
The City of Coos Bay and The Salvation Army make use of downed trees to...
