Robert Mitchell

About Robert Mitchell

Robert Mitchell is the managing editor of the SAconnects magazine.

Fit to Serve

By |2023-11-22T04:56:30-05:00December 12th, 2022|

“When I was at camp, I would be with the teenagers, teaching and hanging out, and everyone thought I was their age, until I showed them my ID,” Douglas recalls. 

A Bike with A Bow

By |2023-11-22T04:55:29-05:00November 7th, 2022|

Before going on to superstardom with the R&B/pop group New Edition, Ronnie DeVoe grew up poor in the housing projects of Boston’s South End. One of the constant positive influences in his life was a nearby Boys Club operated by The Salvation Army.

City of Brotherly Hope

By |2024-01-12T05:56:05-05:00October 24th, 2022|

Lieutenant Tara Brown, Chris’s wife and partner in ministry says of the handgun incident, “Of course, the children were terrified. We were like, ‘This is not OK.’ They’re in elementary school.” Philadelphia is known as the “City of Brotherly Love,” but in recent years the homicide rate for certain neighborhoods tells a different story.

The Kids Cafe

By |2024-04-09T08:27:51-04:00August 24th, 2022|

The Salvation Army Kids’ Café began at the Manchester, N.H., Citadel in 1994 as a place where 80–100 children and teens could find a warm meal each evening. The program has grown over the years to an attendance of around 130, four nights a week. Kids’ Club also gives children and teens a chance to interact with caring adults, who provide a place for them to learn and grow with the support of others.

Leaving Our Home

By |2025-12-12T12:35:46-05:00August 15th, 2022|

Massood still tears up when he recounts last year’s harrowing struggle to get his family out of Afghanistan and into the United States. “It is very emotional to leave your home country,” he says with profound sadness. Massood worked with U.S. and Afghan military forces in his homeland, which made him a prime target of the murderous Taliban.

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