‘Stronger in God’s Service’
Couple serves Coos Bay Corps By Hillary Jackson - In 1999, Coos Bay Corps Social Services Manager Misti Veikune was serving in Tonga on an assignment from The Salvation Army School for Youth Leadership in Australia when she met Ma ‘Afu Veikune,
Can sports change the world for good?
Advocates believe there’s a powerful link between sport, service and spirituality. “Sport has the power to change the world,” the legendary South African activist Nelson Mandela once said. “It has the power to inspire. It has the power to unite people
West to implement ‘Emerge’ life skills program
Spring 2016 seminar to introduce training material By Jared McKiernan - The Salvation Army Western Territory will launch a new initiative next year to help soldiers, cadets and adult rehabilitation center (ARC) personnel more effectively serve those involved with the criminal justice system
SAWSO delivers
National office stewards American Salvationists support of international work. By Megan Gandee - The Salvation Army World Service Office (SAWSO) works as the steward for American supporters of international aid, now under the leadership of Lt. Colonels Thomas and Jacalyn Bowers a s
Rod Phillips leaves legacy of service
After 30 years of giving, volunteer of the year recipient promoted to Glory. By Doug Hanson, Lieutenant - Cheyenne, Wyo., doesn’t get much rain, but in 1985 it broke records. The Buffalo Ridge floods that hit caused over six inches of rain