The garden party
Bridge Builders The original 'garden party' had every promise of being one for the ages, literally. But the guests, both those on the official list and those uninvited, started messing up the arrangements and took matters into their own hands. They
FOCUS – Cure at what cost?
"Biotechnology" has been the theme of several events I've been at in the last little while. We are told that the issues that fit under the biotechnology label are as momentous as the atomic bomb or putting a man on
On the Corner
BY ROBERT DOCTER - I like to tell you about personal things--my thoughts and feelings--my worries and concerns --my joy and my sorrow. When I tell you about these things I feel more connected to you--like we're all part of
Three heartbeats away from the Presidency
LETTERS FROM LONDON As I write, the outcome of America's presidential election has still to be decided. Even before the skirmishes in Florida aroused world wonderment, the election processes were being keenly followed in Britain, not surprising since the States
James’ school of body-building
The exercise plan that makes a difference They say that opposites attract--and maybe that's so. Perhaps in the down-to-earth practicality of the book of James I find the true complement to my own inquisitive, fanciful and sometimes-rebellious spirit. I
Frontlines — News Briefs of the West
Our "roller coaster" presidential election provided interesting in-sight into human nature, didn't it? Read Psalm 19 for a refreshing--and reassuring--perspective on God's nature--his consistency and absolute reliability. I think that's good news
Letters to the Editor
Controversial theology Congratulations on the September 19, 2000 of New Frontier. (Thanks) to Bob Docter for covering the General's controversial theology. Combining that with the letters printed, the issue was a triumph in free speech in the Army! Ah, the
Promoted to Glory
MAJOR RICHARD C. FITTON (R) was promoted to Glory November 9, 2000 from the Trident Hospital, North Charleston, S. C. Dick was born to Lt. Colonel and Mrs. Richard Fitton in 1928 in Dallas, Texas. In 1948, he entered
Smiths earn (R)
Majors Robert and Metta Smith After long and varied careers, Majors Robert and Metta Smith have entered honored retirement. Born in Compton, Calif., Robert was commissioned with the Soldiers of Christ Session in 1962. Metta Brown was born
Olsens promoted to major
Colonel Donald Sather, secretary for personnel, has recently announced on behalf of Territorial Commander Commissioner David Edwards the following promotions to the rank of major: Majors Mike and Ruth Olsen, International Emergency Services, IHQ.
Bikers bring toys
Recently, bikers from Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska congregated in Fort Collins, Colo., for the 13th Annual Motorcycle Toy Run. A new toy allowed entry to the event, which was coordinated by Salvation Army Advisory Board members. More than 220 participated,
Live Christmas nativity celebrates Christ’s birth
'Light of the World" Live scenes will tell the Christmas story at Crestmont College. The Salvation Army's Crestmont College Campus will, for the sixth year in a row, provide the setting for the "Light of the World" holiday festival of