So. California Sings A “Work of Love”
The Southern California Divisional Singing Company Competition can best be described as a "work of love, become reality," through the efforts of Bandmaster Chris and Faye Mallett. This was a standing room only event, with 250 uniformed Junior Soldiers, plus
Redwood City Youth Drop In for Bowling, Books
To help keep kids off the street, the Redwood City Corps has a program that's right up the local youth's alley. Every Thursday, teenagers drop in to Mel's Bowling Alley in Redwood City for a couple of hours of free bowling,
Tab Songsters Sing At Crystal Cathedral
By Julie Jennings - The world-renowned Crystal Cathedral echoed the praise and promise of a Salvation Army choir as the Pasadena Tabernacle Songsters recently joined in worship with Dr. Robert Schuller for his Hour of Power. Singing "Standing on the Promises," featuring
Sierra Del Mar Continues Army’s Musical Legacy
By Victor Pinzon - "We are anxious to show the public that music is more than a hobby, or something we do at Christmas to attract attention to our Christmas kettles," says Sierra Del Mar Divisional Commander Lt. Colonel Raymond Peacock,
So. Calif. Features ‘Focused Fun’
By Captain Ronda Gilger - Focused fun were the key words describing the mood of Southern California Youth Councils '96, where the theme, "Certain Victory," was developed to the max. Special guests at beautiful Arrowhead Springs were Lt. Colonel Joe Noland, Majors
Portland Greenhouse Helps Homeless Kids
By Debbie Coppenger - When I came to the Salvation Army Greenhouse in Portland, Ore., as the new administrator last November, I really felt that there was no better calling for me, and that I have spent most of my life
Don’t Ever Give Up the Ship
By Colonel Dennis Phillips - When was the last time you visited the Chief Secretary's office? What? Never, you say? Well, come on down (or up or over--whatever) and, as they say in parts of the Midwest, "sit a spell." It
Frontlines — News Briefs of the West
By Bob Bearchell - Reports are reaching us from throughout the West regarding the exciting events that took place during National Salvation Army Week observances. Activities included open houses, volunteer appreciation luncheons, community clean-up days, participation in local radio and TV
Letters to the Editor
Regarding Hunter Lt. Col. William Hunter's letter from Russia was one of the most powerful reminders of what we are about. I was amazed that he should allow us such a glimpse into the very depth of his soul. I was
‘Truth’ Messengers Ready for Commissioning
Cadet Shevaun Malone "Subtle and yet direct" is the way I would describe God's leading my life. I like to think, "I'm in control; I will decide the course of my life!" However, as I look over the past events comprising