Others Award recipient ‘connects the dots’ for good in Las Vegas When Majors Harold and Magaly Laubach, Divisional Secretaries for Clark County, byHillary JacksonFebruary 20, 2025
How the Pocatello Salvation Army is bringing people in from the cold Pocatello Outpost opens a daytime warming shelter during record cold byKaren GleasonFebruary 18, 2025
With Walmart’s help, The Salvation Army reached more families in need last Christmas A seemingly unending array of gift bags and packages wrapped in black and white byHillary JacksonFebruary 14, 2025
The Salvation Army delivers warm meals in border communities The El Centro meal engagement program provides hot meals and support to byHaley OsnessFebruary 13, 2025
5 thoughtful ways to observe Lent this year Easter is right around the corner byEmily AndersonFebruary 21, 2025
Others Award recipient ‘connects the dots’ for good in Las Vegas When Majors Harold and Magaly Laubach, Divisional Secretaries for Clark County, byHillary JacksonFebruary 20, 2025
How the Pocatello Salvation Army is bringing people in from the cold Pocatello Outpost opens a daytime warming shelter during record cold byKaren GleasonFebruary 18, 2025
With Walmart’s help, The Salvation Army reached more families in need last Christmas A seemingly unending array of gift bags and packages wrapped in black and white byHillary JacksonFebruary 14, 2025
SpiritualityJuly 7, 2020 What if Jesus was serious? Daily devotions for people who hate daily devotions By Skye Jethani– Let’s
Impact StoriesJuly 2, 2020 Meet the Helpers: Salvation Army officers triple food pantry size in Mesa Major Cherilee Ramsey is the corps officer in Mesa, Arizona, with her husband,
GrowthJune 30, 2020 Officer moves: 10 tips for employees getting a new boss Officers—or pastors—in The Salvation Army are generally moved to a new
SpiritualityJune 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
SpiritualityJune 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 1 Share
GrowthJune 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
Impact StoriesJune 22, 2020 A history of social services It is not just the ideas that define the organization, but the character of the
Impact StoriesJune 22, 2020 Why getting to know people is key and other lessons from David Hudson in his last days as National Commander After 45 years encompassing some 15 appointments as a Salvation Army officer,
Impact StoriesJune 18, 2020 The words we need to hear this Father’s Day: Welcome home “You have been more like a son than my own boy byDavid Hudson, Commissioner
SpiritualityJune 15, 2020 Your Scripture study library awaits Our study library is a vault of four-part Scripture studies designed to help you
GrowthJune 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
Impact StoriesJune 10, 2020 Salvation Army begins to reopen thrift stores after COVID-19 closure When Pasadena Thrift Store Manager Manuel Hernandez compares the store to the byHillary Jackson
