Coping with COVID
Facing a pandemic such as COVID–19 can be stressful and scary. There are continuous news reports of outbreaks and other developments. How can you remain calm?
Being at the table
I had just entered a dimly lit dining room of a restaurant in which the local Rotary Club met weekly. Then I overheard someone across the room quietly say, “Wow, it’s been a long time since I’ve seen that uniform.” The remark shocked me to the core.
Saved from the fire
On April 15, Mark Sabota watched helplessly as the fire department hosed down the flames at the Olyphant, Pa., house where he had been living for the past year. He felt overwhelmed and lost. He and the four other people living in the house were now homeless. All of the residents left the burning building shoeless and with just the clothes on their backs.
COVID–19 volunteer doesn’t miss a beat
by Cari Friend Treating everyone like their a somebody A [...]
Doing good—one mask at a time
Long before COVID-19 spread through York, Pa., Mary Anne Gallagher [...]
The ‘rock’ among volunteers
Picture it: Christmas 2006. Sue Werkheiser and her friend felt [...]
SAconnects Magazine wins six awards
SAConnects magazine has won six Evangelical Press Association (EPA) awards [...]
Jump–Start Your Immunity
Everyday habits can either protect or weaken your immune system. [...]
New life, new home
The Salvation Army operates successfully because of its many volunteers. [...]
SAconnects Magazine wins four more awards
SACONNECTS Magazine has won four Evangelical Press Association (EPA) awards [...]
