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Looking for some inspiration? We’ve got you covered. In the Caring Magazine inspiration hub, you’ll find resources for personal growth, spiritual support and more.

Spirituality

July 2, 2020

The best 18 quotes from William Booth

William Booth embarked upon his ministerial career in 1852, desiring to win the

Spirituality

June 26, 2020

Will people see Jesus in you?

This June, in his last month as The Salvation Army’s National Commander in the

byDavid Hudson, Commissioner

Spirituality

June 25, 2020

How God can use you to be ‘strong salt and bright light’ according to Lee Strobel

By Lee Strobel– Lee Strobel—atheist-turned-Christian and best-selling author of

Growth

June 23, 2020

How to better prepare for a new normal in the reopening

It’s safe to say that 2020 has been a rough year for the world

byVivian Gatica Lopez

Spirituality

June 15, 2020

Your Scripture study library awaits

Our study library is a vault of four-part Scripture studies designed to help you

Growth

June 11, 2020

Here’s the roadmap to creating antiracism change today

By Kelly Rodriguez, LMFT– Raising a new generation in the middle of a time where

byKelly Rodriguez, LMFT, PMH-C

Spirituality

June 3, 2020

‘My calling’—a Scripture study

In order to fully live a surrendered life to God, we must be able to trust him

byJeff Walters, Lt.

Community

June 2, 2020

Reconnecting with the real world in the digital age

Well before the coronavirus pandemic, it was easy to get absorbed by our mobile

byVivian Gatica Lopez

Spirituality

May 28, 2020

Making sense of God in loneliness

By Jason Gaboury– “To be human is to be lonely,” Friar Ugo said to me, his voice

Spirituality

May 27, 2020

My calling during COVID-19: Love others

A Scripture study from Caring, part four of four

byJeff Walters, Lt.

Community

May 26, 2020

How singing brings us together during COVID-19

While social distancing has kept people physically apart during the COVID-19

byHillary Jackson

Growth

May 22, 2020

My ‘Imago Dei’ matters

There comes a point in every black person’s life when you realize that the world

byMelissa Jones, Lt.

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Inspiration Hub

The best 18 quotes from William Booth

Will people see Jesus in you?

How God can use you to be ‘strong salt and bright light’ according to Lee Strobel

How to better prepare for a new normal in the reopening

Your Scripture study library awaits

Here’s the roadmap to creating antiracism change today

‘My calling’—a Scripture study

Reconnecting with the real world in the digital age

Making sense of God in loneliness

My calling during COVID-19: Love others

How singing brings us together during COVID-19

My ‘Imago Dei’ matters

Veterans in Colorado Springs find new hope through Transitional Housing Program

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