by Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee | Aug 4, 2020 | Stories
Growing up in a very comfortable middle class home, it would have seemed that Ann White had everything anyone could want. But money does not equal spiritual, mental or emotional health. Her dysfunctional family life left her feeling empty and alone until at 19 she...
by Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee | Jul 23, 2020 | Stories
Among the many ramifications about the spread of COVID-19 is a sudden need for churches everywhere to rethink their Sunday services, moving from a physical to an online gathering for a season. But livestreaming a sermon or Sunday service can be a daunting challenge,...
by Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee | Jul 23, 2020 | Stories
Maybe you don’t think you’re failing, but the truth is – you could be having so much more influence than you have right now. You could have more followers, more engagement, and more results – but you have to take it seriously. Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and other...
by Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee | Jul 23, 2020 | Stories
Written in 2016, Wendy Gade’s insightful book is a must read even though we have passed through the first wave of a crisis that she predicted. The kind of contagious outbreak seen with COVID 19 was not a surprise to those in the medical community. They knew it would...
by Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee | Jul 22, 2020 | Stories
One of my hobbies is finding and collecting early Salvation Army books, articles and periodicals. I know, I know … I need a life. While there are plenty of these works “out there.” After all, several of our early Army forebears were highly prolific writers but...
by Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee | Jul 21, 2020 | Stories
On March 11, 2020 the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID 19 a pandemic. From its small beginning in China, the virus rapidly spread to other countries until only a handful were unaffected. So serious was the crisis, country after country implemented...
