In September 2012 The Salvation Army Western Territory’s OnlineCorps opened its virtual doors, bringing together an online community of people exploring and w...
A holistic Middle Ground approach to early childhood education ministries
“Let’s sing hello to Leo, to Leo, to Leo. Let’s sing hello to Leo, sing hello. Let’...
Jeff Taylor
I did not attend the repeat drug offender booth at my high school’s career day.
No one could have convinced me that I would be incarcerated on...
Are we wired with a propensity to altruism?
In an experiment with 24 children and 10 different situations, scientists Felix Warneken and Michael Tomasello te...
An excerpt from Boundless: Living life in overflow
1. O boundless salvation! deep ocean of love,
O fulness of mercy, Christ brought from above.
The w...
A single mother of six living in western Kenya, Rose is no stranger to adversity.
“When my husband died I remember thinking that everything was hopeless,...
Generosity is a spiritual word. It speaks of the type of relationship between a giver and a receiver.
It synthesizes the “fruit of the spirit” listed by Paul...
At first glance, the Salvonista Mobile Boutique appears to be an ordinary van, but a closer inspection reveals otherwise. This one-of-a-kind eco-friendly vehi...
Facebook power couple Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan’s announcement late last year to give away half of their wealth during their lifetime may have come as ...
Board Member Dick Hagerty explains how it’s done
This morning as we stood in church and sang “Amazing Grace,” I deeply felt that awesome gift from God—that h...
“That is so good of you” or “How wonderful that you spend your time with those people.” Such comments reveal an underlying sentiment about investing in the poor...
Marketing executives want us to believe that happiness lies in a product that will taste delicious, magically fill our bank accounts, or transform us into a sup...
Jamie Tworkowski wrote a story, “To Write Love On Her Arms” about Renee, a friend struggling with a cocaine addiction and self-mutilation. After she was denied ...
Paul Crowley is not your average Pepperdine University student. He’s 61, part of an exclusive 20-student population attending Pepperdine’s Palmer Center Micro-E...
