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Revolution Hawaii celebrates 20 seasons of discipling young adults To date, 205 individuals from all over the world have participated byKaren GleasonMarch 6, 2026
How Tucson’s Hospitality House guided one woman to stable housing Keys in hand, Rita Reeder opened the door to her new apartment in Tucson—for the byHaley OsnessMarch 5, 2026
International StoriesAugust 14, 2009 Elsewhere in the world Elsewhere in the world by INDIA—In Arunachal Pradesh State, the youth of The
News FeedAugust 14, 2009 fFrontLines – News briefs of the West by Sue Schumann Warner At the beginning God expressed himself
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The WestAugust 14, 2009 Major Joyce Stevenson retires Following 30 years of service as a Salvation Army officer, Major Joyce Stevenson
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