Using hurts to heal
Body Builder by Terry Camsey, Major - We had a visit from “The House of Luke” last night. They presented a tremendous program of drama and testimony that had an incredible impact. “The House of Luke” is a recovery center for men, and
Focus – The business of souls
by Ted Horwood, Captain - When God commissioned Abram, later to be called Abraham, in Genesis 12:2-3, he said, “I will be blessed, you will be a blessing, and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you.” According to Galatians
Embracing our communities
by Marilyn K. Moulton, Lt. Colonel - A year ago I wrote an article for New Frontier which gave me opportunity to talk about feeling safe in my comfort zone and how it wasn’t easy to make changes in one’s life. This
On the Corner
The self and gratitude by Robert Docter - Giving thanks involves being grateful. Being grateful requires self-awareness—self-definition. Traditionally, the Thanksgiving holiday provides each of us with opportunities to express our gratitude to those around us and to God for his grace, his
Frontlines – NEWS BRIEFS OF THE WEST
by Sue Schumann Warner - Give thanks to the Lord, call on his name; make known among the nations what he has done. Sing to him, sing praise to him; tell of all his wonderful acts. I Chronicles 16:7 Monterey holds Kettle Kickoff Major
IN FOCUS – Michelle Todd: “I know I’m not alone any more!”
by Glen Doss, Major Her eyes flashing intelligence, the woman hangs onto the speaker’s every word; Michelle Todd, 38, has an enormous hunger for the Scriptures. A dialogue about God’s word ensues, and she pitches in, sparring with the best of them!
Iraq relief team gains new members
Following participation in IHQ’s International Emergency Services’ disaster-management training, John Berglund, western territorial disaster training coordinator, was deployed to The Salvation Army’s Iraq Relief Program for six weeks, beginning November 8, 2003. When asked about his deployment, Berglund explained, “It’s a
Miracles on Turk Street
It was an average weekday morning at the San Francisco Turk Street Corps, located in the midst of the Tenderloin district. As the corps officers attended to the needs of those visiting their corps, an older man came in off the
Women’s Auxiliary brings holiday cheer all year long
SAN FRANCISCO JOAN MORRIS OF the Women’s Auxiliary in San Francisco puts the finishing touches on holiday items to be sold at the annual Christmas Bazaar. A visitor might feel as if she had stumbled into Santa’s workshop: tables were strewn
Denver’s ‘Special Forces’ fit for battle
by Mike Gelski - “You are a good soul-winner, but what are you doing to disciple the souls you win to Christ?” asked Lt. Colonel Harold Brodin, Intermountain divisional commander, as he spoke to Major Alfred Parker, administrator of the Metro
Cuba celebrates 85 years of Salvationism
THE 85TH ANNIVERSARY of The Salvation Army in Cuba was celebrated with a March of Witness through the streets of Havana (above left), a children’s choir (above) and special services (below). Salvationists from all over Cuba as well as government
Woodburn Temple puts feet to faith
by Joseph Cisneros - Dina Cisneros distributes clothing to migrant workers. This fall, the Woodburn Temple Corps, Ore., received a donation of about 210 bags of clothes from the Kiwanis in the Canby, Ore. area. Our Home League sorted the clothes