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God spoke to Craig about healing for a lame Sikh priest. Then the police came... Jesus said it was for our good that he left the earth (John 16:7). That seems hard to believe. What could be better than sitting down and having a coffee with Jesus?  Jesus is described as the living "word of God" (John 1:14) - that meant everything he said was God's voice as well as everything he did. The early disciples could hear God's voice as they were walking down the streets of Jerusalem, as they were sharing a meal with Jesus over bread and olives, as they were listening to Jesus preach on the temple steps. How could anything be better than that? The answer of course is that Jesus' departure signalled the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. It was better not only because the Holy Spirit would remind us of everything Jesus said and did, he would also speak about things to come - that is, the issues that Jesus didn't cover while he was on earth! It's better because unlike Jesus who was limited to a physical body and the language and customs the first century Jews in the Greco-Roman world, the Holy Spirit speaks to apply those truths to new times, places and cultures! In this episode you'll see the truth of Jesus' words. Our guest, Craig Stephens is an officer of the Salvation Army and has heard God speak in places like India, China, Pakistan and communities in his own hometown. Craig ministers as an evangelist across Australia and beyond and trains others to share the good news. He also works with global missions movement, Impact Nations, and loves to take teams across the world to train them in preaching the gospel and healing the sick.  In this episode, you'll hear about: Craig's God story, growing up in church but then leaving as he didn't feel like he could behave well enough to meet the church's standards. It was a few years later that Craig re-entered the church after a miraculous encounter with the Holy Spirit that changed his heart and gave him boldness to share his faith with others. The Holy Spirit lit a fuse that wouldn't go out! Craig's God-conversation that led him into ministry and in particular, working among the marginalised and broken in Sydney. Craig tells how the Holy Spirit showed him a vision of his middle-class church being mobilised to serve the poor with details about the actual building they could use. Later Craig shares how a visit to the local police and an offer to serve in the most difficult area of the town led them to the exact building! Then they watched as God brought transformation… I could see the people in our church carrying the grace they had in the community… the schoolteachers sitting alongside bedraggled, roughed up kids and coaching them in their schoolwork… the physiotherapists doing therapy in a particular room… the ladies who serve the morning tea hosting the community in a cafe. I couldn't stop seeing it. The incredible God-conversation that led Craig and his team to pray a Sikh priest who had been lame since birth and the God-conversation that subsequently led to a last minute escape from arrest by the Sikh police. A God conversation that led Craig and his team to reach people by the side of the road at the Athens Olympics. Subscribe to God Conversations with Tania Harris and never miss an episode! About Craig Stephens Craig is a Salvation Army Officer with a deep hunger for encounters of God. As the Australian Eastern Territorial Evangelist, he trains and equips people in evangelism and is responsible for “New Expressions” of The Salvation Army. Craig also oversees the Central Coast Regional Prayer Room (an interdenominational regional prayer space), a small network of house churches called “community tables”, a company of people gifted in evangelism across nearly 30 churches. Craig further serves on the board of Impact Nations (a global missions movement) (impactnations.com) and loves to take teams across the world to train them in ...

When the largest migrant shelter in El Paso closed on August 6th of last year, The Salvation Army had provided over 180,000 total meals. Although that specific project has ended, The Salvation Army has continued its mission to meet human need in His name without discrimination. The Salvation Army is now involved in a second project to continue its feeding operations at several hotels for homeless families and individuals that test COVID-positive. This is three meals per day, all of which are in the shelter kitchen before being transported to participating hotels. Salvation Army Officer, Major Estrada said, “These families came to The Salvation Army because they needed a helping hand, and it's great to see them reach out for spiritual support,” “That's exactly what we're here to do—to be good neighbors for our neighbors in need.”   To learn more or offer your support visit https://southernusa.salvationarmy.org/elpaso/  

Ruth Kohe is a Salvation Army Officer in Papua New Guinea.  She and her husband Ramson are responsible for children and youth activities in the highlands.  Her story is dotted with drama and tragedy but her joyful spirit and positivity is a delight.   

We are starting our 5-week Christmas series today. This series is unique because each of these messages were written by a different Salvation Army Officer from around our Territory and we've asked our friend, Bethany Farrell, to be the voice of Christmas for Words of Life. While you will hear a different tone and perspective with each episode, all of these writers did such a good job highlighting the real-life experience of the birth of our Savior – specifically through the eyes of Mary and Joseph. This week's episode was written by Major Rick Raymer. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife  

We are starting our 5-week Christmas series today. This series is unique because each of these messages were written by a different Salvation Army Officer from around our Territory and we've asked our friend, Bethany Farrell, to be the voice of Christmas for Words of Life. This week's episode was written by Major Rick Raymer and explores when waiting for something is worth it. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife

We are starting our 5-week Christmas series today. This series is unique because each of these messages were written by a different Salvation Army Officer from around our Territory and we've asked our friend, Bethany Farrell, to be the voice of Christmas for Words of Life. This week's episode was written by Major Rick Raymer and explores when waiting for something is worth it. https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Dozens of families lost their homes last month when Hurricane Fiona ripped through the southwest coast of Newfoundland. But right from day one, the whole community stepped up to help however they could. Volunteers with the Salvation Army headed to the kitchen and cooked hot meals for people who'd lost their homes. They're still offering that service, nearly five weeks later. David Harvey is the Salvation Army Officer in Port aux Basques.

She Leads America is a faith-based organization that strives to empower women from across the nation to use their voices in their areas of influence, providing community that offers encouragement, support and networking opportunities. In 2021, Salvation Army Officer, Commissioner Jolene Hodder received Congressional recognition for her leadership and was recognized by She Leads America as a Woman of Distinction. Commissioner Hodder's goal is to have Salvation Army representation on each state's She Leads chapter throughout the nation, empowering women in leadership in the public sphere. On a recent trip to Washington D.C., Rev. Liz Doyle, founder of She Leads America, met with authors, elected officials, staffers and those in ministry to introduce She Leads America to Christian women in leadership working in DC. During their visit, they made time for an interview with Lt. Colonel Margaret Davis, to talk about legacy and what drives them in their work.   To read the full interview, visit https://www.thewarcry.org/articles/leaving-a-legacy/  

This week, hosts Mike Nawrocki and Sarah Humphrey talk with Major Matt Satterlee of the Salvation Army, getting a behind the scenes look at this church and organization and also the distribution of the Ministry edition of The Bible for Me: Stories and Prayers. Major Matt Satterlee is currently serving as the National Youth Secretary for The Salvation Army. With responsibilities covering all of The Salvation Army's youth ministries from Hawaii to Maine, Major Satterlee is responsible for The Salvation Army's youth curriculum, summer camping ministry, and partnering with other churches and organizations that do youth ministry.  Major Matt Satterlee has been a corps officer (pastor) in churches throughout Virginia, Georgia, and Florida.  Major Matt Satterlee is the son of Salvation Army officers going back at least 4 generations. He was born in West Virginia and met the Lord at the age of 7 on an altar in the Frederick, Maryland corps. Moving around with his parents and growing in his faith for many years, he was accepted on a Salvationist Service Corps trip (mission trip) in the summer of 2002 to minister in Argentina and Paraguay. It was there, in the back hallway of the corps (church) in Asuncion, Paraguay, that the Lord called him to be a Salvation Army Officer. Major Matt Satterlee met his wife, Jamie, in Texas and were married in 2002. They entered The Salvation Army seminary in Atlanta, GA in 2004 as part of the Visionaries session and were ordained and commissioned to the Portsmouth, VA Corps as Corps Officers where their family grew with the addition of daughters Lillian and Susannah. Studies show that nearly half of all Christians say they accepted Christ before the age of 13.  Major Matt Satterlee says, “If we are called to make others' salvation the first purpose of our lives, we should be exhausting ourselves in youth ministry.” Having come to National Headquarters following 7 years of ministry to youth and young adults, the Satterlees are passionate about the discipleship of young people.

On this episode, Dr Howard Evans is back with us to talk about Eric Ball's ‘The old wells' - the first variations to be featured on the podcast. Before this analysis, Lieut-Colonel Trevor Davis tells Matthew about his varied career as a Salvation Army Officer. Bandsman Howard Elliott reveals his all-time favourite album, before Trevor returns to sit in the Bandmastermind hot seat.Produced by Simon Gash Published by Music Editorial Audio extracts used with permission of SP&S See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Did you know The Salvation Army is a church? That's right. Every program of The Salvation Army is rooted in a passion to serve God by serving the hurting, the helpless and the hopeless. It's biblical: We love because God first loved us. It all began in London in 1865. The co-founders, a Methodist minister and his wife, William and Catherine Booth, walked the streets preaching to the homeless and hungry. Their efforts became The Salvation Army, which set out to offer compassionate, tangible service to people in need following a quasi-military structure with William Booth as its first General. Today, across the U.S., some 1,200 Salvation Army corps—or church—locations offer worship services every Sunday morning and programs throughout the week, from youth nights to music groups and opportunities for service. And the work is carried out across the country by some 63,000 employees, 3 million volunteers and roughly 3,500 officers, who complete a two-year training program to become ministers of The Salvation Army. Cadets Ismael and Verenice Gutierrez are about to be among their ranks. They're just days away from completing their training at the College for Officer Training at Crestmont in Rancho Palos Verdes, California. They will be commissioned as officers in The Salvation Army, as pastors, and appointed to serve in a community here in the western U.S., location to be determined. So allow me to introduce to you today, to share what it means to be a Salvation Army officer and why they each decided to become one, Cadets Ismael and Verenice Gutierrez. EPISODE SHOWNOTES: Read more. WHAT'S YOUR CAUSE? Take our quiz. STUDY SCRIPTURE. Get inside the collection. GATHER WITH CARING MOMS. Join the group. BE INSPIRED. Follow us on Instagram. FIGHT FOR GOOD. Give to The Salvation Army.

This episode will not be the usual 5 minutes (we wanted to share the full interview) In this special episode of Words of Life- Bernie Dake and Salvation Army Officer, Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee sat down with the General of The Salvation Army, General Brian Peddle. He joined us to discuss some of The Salvation Army's current challenges, opportunities and successes. To learn more about The Salvation Army's work world-wide, visit https://salvationarmy.org/  

In this special episode of Words of Life- Bernie Dake and Salvation Army Officer, Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee sat down with the General of The Salvation Army, General Brian Peddle. He joined us to discuss some of The Salvation Army's current challenges, opportunities and successes. To learn more about The Salvation Army's work world-wide, visit https://salvationarmy.org/  

In this special episode of Words of Life- Bernie Dake and Salvation Army Officer, Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee sat down with the General of The Salvation Army, General Brian Peddle. He joined us to discuss some of The Salvation Army's current challenges, opportunities and successes. To learn more about The Salvation Army's work world-wide, visit https://salvationarmy.org/   Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Kris Halliday is a Salvation Army Officer in inner city Melbourne. He's passionate about serving people at the margins and sharing the love of God. He's also gay. In this conversation he shares his story of faith, sexuality, and advocating for a more inclusive, imaginative and equitable future for the church.Sign-up for our Sunday Message at spiritualmisfits.com.au

This episode marks the 100th interview for Bridging the Social Distance at The Village of Riverside Glen, and I interview Joyce Paul - a retired Salvation Army Officer, who has volunteered at Riverside Glen for 15 years, and is the sister of the late Lloyd Hetherington (Our first Riverside Glen guest for this show, and the resident who initiated this pandemic-era remote interviewing CFRU/Riverside Glen collaboration). Joyce tells us about her career as a Salvation Army Officer. Joyce's parents were Salvation Army officers, and she knew since she was six years old that she wanted to become a nurse through the Salvation Army to go over to help in Africa. That's exactly what she did! After heading to England to train as a Midwife, she then lived in Africa for ten years to help in hospitals. After some time her brother Lloyd joined her, as a principal at a local school, and it was there, through her brother, that she met her husband, who also became a Salvation Army Officer. After Africa, they moved to Canada and got married, and then moved all around Canada, to northern BC, Labrador, and many other places, helping out in hospitals, schools and wherever it was needed, up until retirement when they settled in Guelph.Joyce is a lovely guest with an interesting history, and we're thankful to her connecting to be our 100th Riverside Glen interview!This interview was originally recorded on March 23rd, 2022 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bridgingthesocialdistance.substack.com

Blair's Guest is Salvation Army Officer and Author, Major Howard Webber, about his life and work including a number of books that he has written

Hi, for The Salvation Army, this is Cheryl Gilliam. Join us on Words of Life beginning October 17th as we begin a 7-week series with Salvation Army Officer, Major Mike Harris. He'll be joining us to discuss our Christian thought-life. From topics like self-talk and choices to apologetics, Mike will be sharing why our thoughts are so important and shape our worldview.   Series: PATHWAYS https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Hi, for The Salvation Army, this is Cheryl Gilliam. Join us on Words of Life beginning October 17th as we begin a 7-week series with Salvation Army Officer, Major Mike Harris. He'll be joining us to discuss our Christian thought-life. From topics like self-talk and choices to apologetics, Mike will be sharing why our thoughts are so important and shape our worldview.   Series: PATHWAYS https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/wordsoflife

In this special bonus episode, we share a conversation we had with Salvation Army Officer, Chris Pachik. Chris shares his powerful testimony of how God brought him to a Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center that changed his life in a way he could have never imagined.

In this special bonus episode, we share a conversation we had with Salvation Army Officer, Chris Pachik. Chris shares his powerful testimony of how God brought him to a Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center that changed his life in a way he could have never imagined.   Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

In this special bonus episode, we share a conversation we had with Salvation Army Officer, Chris Pachik. Chris shares his powerful testimony of how God brought him to a Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center that changed his life in a way he could have never imagined.  

In this episode, we hear from Major Judith Payne who shared a talk on Healthy Leadership at the Salvation Army's Emerge Pioneer Gathering in May 2021. Judith is a Salvation Army Officer who has served as part of divisional teams, William Booth College in the School for In-service Training and Development, Assistant Secretary for Personnel (Leadership Development), Director for Well Being and Principal of WBC since February this year. Over the years she has developed expertise in leadership, organisation and people development.

In September of 2019, we were joined by Marcie Camarillo. She is a former Salvation Army Officer- turned mental health counselor. She gave advice to parents on how to identify depression in their teenage kids, and how, as parents, we can model caring for our own mental health as well.   Series: The Highlight Reel Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

One's Australian, the other's British.One's from the 19th century, the other's from the 18th.One's a biscuit, the other runs youth groupsAnd, unverified, apparently Arnotts number plates start with S-A-O.Salvation Army Officer's titles start with their rank.Either can help if you're hungry. Links to the answerWikipedia Check out the Somehow Related Facebook Group too. And tell a friend about the show. Somehow Related is produced by Nearly, a podcast network.The robot's voice comes from Google Home. They're pretty good.Original theme music by Kit Warhurst.Artwork created by Stacy Gougoulis. Looking for another podcast?10 Questions with Adam Zwar - The same 10 questions with answers that vary wildly.The Clappers - Pop culture insights with Karl Quinn and Andrew Young.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this new series, we are joined by Salvation Army Officer, Major Mike Harris. He is currently the financial secretary for the Texas Division. He and Bernie begin this series by helping us remember where our blessings come from in the first place. Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

This week we discuss the difference between sympathy and compassion. Compassion is the force that not just helps us recognize someone in need but helps us actually do something about it. Captain Jimmy Taylor also continues sharing his stories of mission work during his time as a Salvation Army Officer. Series: The Least of These Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

We, at Wonderful Words of Life, want to take a moment to introduce you to a new, monthly podcast also produced by The Salvation Army Soundcast. The Holiness Podcast is an in-depth Bible study with Salvation Army Officer, Lt. Colonel Vern Jewett. In this Bible study, Colonel Jewett discusses the gift of holiness God offers to His people. To subscribe to the show, download the study guides and learn more, visit https://salvationarmysoundcast.org/holiness/ Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Today, we look at depression among teens and adolescents and we get to hear from two counselors. We are once again joined by Aleata Dawkins but we are also joined by Counselor and former Salvation Army Officer, Marcie Camarillo. They discuss symptoms of depression, offer advice to parents and share from their own experiences. Don't miss the extended version of Marcie's conversation tomorrow. Series: HEADSPACE/ a series on mental health Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Guest preacher Pastor Veujare has a word for us about Jesus.Pastor V is from Fiji, a retired Salvation Army Officer of 25+ years, who is currently doing street ministry in Santa Rosa even though he needs a walker to get around (kind of makes our excuses for not going out to minister seem kind of feeble, doesn't it?).He is joined by Susan Smith and Pastor Danny Smith.

On the first episode of ‘More About Officership’, Capt. Matt Reeve speaks with Major Sandra Crowden, Lt. Sean Mapleback and Major Len Turner about what it is like to be a Salvation Army Officer today.

Weand're talking to Peter Pearson about a life story that starts out as a Shearer and morphed into a career as a Salvation Army Officer serving people in the name of Jesus. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.