My expectation of myself was that nobody would ever care about me, that nobody would ever like me, that nobody would ever love me. I kind of associated my name ...
Face-to-face ministry is what we do and who we are
With the rise in digital technology—and the amount of time we spend using it—the Army should take a seriou...
Two of the biggest natural disasters ever struck back-to-back—delivering a host of obstacles and shedding some light on why The Salvation Army does what it does...
A Baja California shelter opened to serve Mexican nationals at risk of trafficking, but it’s become a safe haven for women and children from around the world.
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An ex-neo-Nazi skinhead is on a mission to deradicalize America, and offer a fresh start to ‘haters’
On Aug. 12, 2017, the benchmark for “going viral” gaine...
The focus is on two pillars: Love to inform our identity and trustworthiness to form our sense of safety, which together provide our language of existence.
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A pledge to solve human need without discrimination has put The Salvation Army up against a killer disease in Sri Lanka.
The farmer’s face was incandescent w...
As affordable child care becomes more and more a commodity, low-cost providers such as The Salvation Army step in to fill need, and give parents peace of mind.
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Beyond provision of physical needs, the organization fosters choices to reshape lives.
Denice Delgado knows what it’s like to depend on others for basic need...
How do we approach appearance and confidence, and what kinds of attitudes about beauty do we pass on to our children?
We live in a culture obsessed with appe...
