BY JOANNA POLAREK
Whatever your resolution is, statistically speaking (thank you, InsideOutMastery.com), there is a good chance that you will not stick to the resolution. Keeping a resolution can be hard, but if you trust the process and put your trust in the Lord, He will provide.
By Colonel Richard Munn
It is with profound love and heartfelt grief that we acknowledge the promotion to glory of Salvationist soldier, professional performer, artistic director, and creative arts pioneer, Carol Jaudes.
BY JOYCE HODGSON POST
Volunteers freely give up their time and labor for the greater good of their community and are the backbone of many organizations, including The Salvation Army.
by Katie Perrett
For volunteers, the desire to serve, help, and reach others in need comes from an internal focus on their everyday mission rather than from a mandate. Such service aligns with their core values and belief systems.
by Captains Danielle and Yuco Hall One of the many things that make NYC unique is that it is a cultural melting pot. From Washington Heights to Forest Hills, one can see the many cultural influences that thread NYC’s beautiful tapestry.
by Colonel (Dr) Janet Munn A historical account of gender equality among evangelical church leaders of the Wesleyan—Holiness movement. I was born and raised in the Church of the Nazarene, where my mother was a powerful spiritual influence.
BY ROBERT JEFFERY
These meetings are of such longstanding in our Eastern Territory that it’s tempting to take them for granted, or to think of them as just another event on the calendar. We know it simply as “O–O–B” and talk about it in such familiar ways. But the camp meetings at OOB did not come about just so people could have a fun beach vacation; it was a chosen location for people to gather and encounter the Holy Spirit.
BY ROB JEFFERY
...even as she prays, a well–aimed bottle strikes the trombone player. He rubs his head in pain. Despite the mob’s egging, no fists are raised in retaliation from the men and women in blue. Instead, the Salvationists form a circle and pray even more. This is what open–air ministry looked like in the early days. It is quite a contrast between then and now. Back then, open–air work was brutal. Yet, the Army was refined in those fires of persecution.
SACONNECTS magazine won the first-place “Award of Excellence” for denominational magazines in the United States at the Evangelical Press Association (EPA) annual conference in Lancaster, Pa., April 9-11. The magazine, which won the runner-up honors in the same category the year before, was competing in a field with about 40 other EPA-member denominational magazines.
BY RESA BERRY
If you had a car for your entire family and it was the only way to get to work, to church, to the grocery store, and to your children’s school activities, you would probably do everything in your power to ensure that car lasts. You would never disregard something so important to your livelihood. Your body is like that imaginary car. It’s your one vehicle for life, so in what ways can you care for the health of your “engine”?
The Salvation Army Mission Statement
The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.
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