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The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of June 22
June 19, 2020
We can take comfort in trusting that the Artist Himself has already formed and shaped us into the person we are and the person we continue to become.
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Burrows Center Drive-thru Pantry Helps Fill the Food Gap for Families during the Pandemic
June 17, 2020
“We understand that people can use some extra assistance right now, and The Salvation Army is honored to help meet that need.”
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The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of June 15
June 12, 2020
Sometimes cleansing, renewal and rebirth require grit before we get to the glory.
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The Salvation Army in North Omaha Helps Fill the Food Gap for Area Seniors
June 10, 2020
While most seniors at Crown Tower are sheltering in place, we are helping to fill the gap by delivering boxes of canned goods, rice, pasta, bread and meat.
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The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of June 8
June 5, 2020
Act with justice. Show mercy. Live humbly. We have important work to do, and the time is now. Read More
 
Officer Major Donna Miller Retires after 43 Years of Faithful Service
June 3, 2020
Congratulations to Council Bluffs corps officer, Major Donna Miller. We wish you blessing and much joy and peace in all your future endeavors! Read More
 
The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of June 1
May 29, 2020
Take heart, knowing that even your smallest act of goodwill or word of kindness contributes to the larger living stream of love in the world. Read More
 
D.J.'s Hero Award Winner Spotlight - Amari Walls
May 29, 2020
“Someday I want to be able to employ minorities who grew up feeling like they didn’t have a place.” Read More