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100 years: The evolution of Salvation Army training in the West
By Clinton Trimmer, Captain– The Western Territory’s College for Officer Training came into being 100 years ago, in...
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West’s Social Services Director talks responding to need and rescuing Christmas
By Christin Thieme – Consider for a moment that you lost your job at the start of this...
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New Rady Residence helps keep homeless families together in San Diego
By Pamela Davis– Twenty-six years old and living on the street with her two baby boys, Ronisha was...
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West turns to data for planning kettle locations
By Hillary Jackson– It’s no secret COVID-19 has altered our shopping habits. How often do we opt for...
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Hope Center aims to bring permanent supportive housing, client-choice pantry to Pasadena
Early one morning Kimberly Darian was almost to The Salvation Army Pasadena Tabernacle Corps to tell Corps Officer...
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New park aims to bring community, outdoors to Medford’s Hope House
Partnership revitalizes vacant lot. By Hillary Jackson – The three-acre lot next to The Salvation Army’s Hope House...
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Partnership allows Salvation Army to lease underutilized ARC warehouses
Collaboration with startup creates new revenue source for West’s Adult Rehabilitation Centers. By Vivian Lopez – The Salvation...
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Napa Culinary Training Program adapts, responds to COVID-19, wildfires
The team prepares more than 1,200 meals a day. By Caitlin Johnston – The white board keeps order....
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Riley witnesses frontlines of Oregon wildfires
A couple who had just moved from Arizona to Oregon a couple weeks ago pulled up a photo...
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Western Territory welcomes Messengers of Reconciliation in online event
Video greetings from Salvationists across the Western Territory kicked off the first-ever virtual Welcome of Cadets event Sept....
