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T y r o t i r r e T l a r t n e C A S U / y m r A n o i t a v l a S e h 2 Rockford Temple celebrates 125 years with Scandinavian Jubilee

by Lt. Colonel Marlene Chase the band has toured exten - elebrating 125 years of min - sively in istry, the Rockford Temple, Europe. CIll., Corps hosted a biennial Scandinavian Jubilee which Colonels Jan drew 150 delegates from across the Peder and r

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country to participate in lively meet - Leaders of the jubilee are (back, l to r) Majors Sidney and Betty Anderson, h c l

chief secretary Colonel Jan Peder Fosen, Majors Roger and Cecilia Senn, Lt. Colonels Becky o ings, worship, fellowship and fun T e

and secretary and Dan Sjogren; (front, l to r) Colonel Birgit Fosen, Lt. Colonel Bodil Dahl, n

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for women’s Majors Teri and Mark Martsolf. Children are Shawn and Hailey Davis. D

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meeting’s concluding song, “They h t during the weekend. The opening and the Faeroes Territory, returned i a

shall come from the east,” gave fit - F flag-filled evening brought 275 indi - Colonel Jan Peder Fosen, chief secretary for for their third Scandinavian celebra - y b

tion in Rockford. The colonels ting expression to the corps’ ser - s Norway, Iceland and the Faeroes Territory o

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persons attended the three days of P programs and events highlighting the through Jesus Christ. The band, orga - accentuated the warm and lively ’s work in Scandinavian heritage of Rockford. nized in 1892, has given consistent camaraderie that marked the week - Rockford began as a revival move - end. They were ably assisted by The Stavanger Brass Band from service and earned a reputation for ment among Swedish immigrants. Majors Sidney and Betty Anderson Norway, led by Bandmaster Per-Erik high quality performance and spiritu - Meetings were held nightly with who represented the Scandinavian Petersen, inspired crowds and hon - al integrity. In addition to its tour of capacity crowds. Far from their history of the Eastern Territory. The ored the message of salvation Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota, homes, Swedish people were open weekend was hosted by Rockford to the gospel; they were saved, Temple Corps Officers Majors Mark enrolled as soldiers, and the Army’s and Teri Martsolf, and Lt. Colonel ranks swelled. Bodil Dahl and her committee “This was truly a great celebra - planned the events. tion of God’s faithfulness to genera - In the Sunday morning holiness tions of Scandinavian immigrants,” meeting, God’s hand on the ministry said Major Mark Martsolf. “God of the Rockford Corps—past and pre - used these Salvationists to spread sent—expressed a worldwide evange - the gospel throughout the Midwest listic fervor that included stirring and to build His Kingdom. The rich music from the Congolese Choir, tradition we celebrated looks ahead prayers in Norwegian, Swedish, to what God wants to do next. Who Spanish, French and English, and a will He use to accomplish His great call to embrace people from all over purposes now and in the future?”

The Stavangar Band of Norway

A prize-winning presence A legacy of bringing Good News

or the last Major Cherri Hobbins Sjögrens’ grandchildren gathered several years How beautiful on the mountains are around a makeshift campfire to sing FThe Salvation the feet of the messenger who brings playful choruses recalling precious Army in the good news, the good news of peace times with their grandparents. Black Hills region of and salvation, the news that the God There was even a visit by Jeremy, South Dakota has of Israel reigns! (Isaiah 52:7 NLT) Colonel Dan’s ventriloquist man - been provided a nequin who assisted in Captain unique opportunity to amily and friends recently Michael and brother Nathan’s min - raise awareness of its honored Lt. Colonels Daniel istry memories. Musical tributes presence and ministry Fand Rebecca Sjögren as they were complete only when Colonel in this expansive area retired at a service at the Dan strapped on his guitar so he of the state by partici - Rockford Temple, Ill., Corps. and Colonel Becky could lead a pating in the highly Individuals representing every gospel song. popular “parades of appointment of more than 45 years Captain Michael Sjögren conduct - lights” held each of shared ministry were present to ed the official retirement ceremony Christmas in the reminisce with and encourage the for Colonel Becky, as did Major Sjögrens. In addition to testimonies towns of Rapid City, Hills region to design, build and Russell Sjögren for Colonel Dan, of God’s faithfulness throughout Spearfish and Sturgis. decorate a float as a witness for who remarked it was thrilling to their ministries, the theme of strong “We look forward every year to the God and a statement about The hear the impact of their ministry. and faithful preaching and teaching team efforts of people connected Salvation Army,” said Major Nathan God has proven Himself to be faith - of the message of salvation and the with Army ministries in the Black Johnson, Black Hills area coordina - ful as they sought to be faithful to privilege of holiness were recounted. tor. Parade participants are required Him. The Sjögrens’ faithful ministry has to enter a different design of float helped to fulfill Isaiah’s joyful pic - In retirement, the Sjögrens will each year, so the challenge is on to ture of ones who live out a pastor’s reside in Rockton, Ill., close to constantly outdo previous years’ heart. Rockford Temple Corps. They will Central efforts. continue their ministry as messen - Musical tributes played a part in “Last year’s float was designed to gers of peace and good news as Connection the celebration. Jodi Beach and Jim capture the life-changing themes of they provide pastoral care as a part McDowell offered inspiring vocal THE SALVATION ARMY ‘God, Country and The Salvation of the HEART (Healing and 5550 Prairie Stone Pkwy • Hoffman Estates, IL 60192 and instrumental pieces. The 847-294-2000 Army.’ It turned out particularly Restoration Team) program. WILLIAM AND nice,” the major added. In fact, the Founder float was so nice it won the presti - General gious “Spirit of Christmas” award in COMMISSIONER BRAD BAILEY Spearfish’s 16th annual “Holidazzle Territorial Commander DOUGLAS M cDANIEL Light Parade!” Executive Director of Development ELIZABETH KINZIE Belinda Rovere, manager of the Editorial Director Rapid City Salvation Army thrift ANNE URBAN Editor/Writer store, was the creative force behind TWYLA STEINSLAND the float backed by the muscle of Communications Specialist her husband, Scott, who built and BRITTANY CHINN Circulation Manager decorated it with the help of store KENNETH ROMIN staff and South Dakota Department Graphic Design and Production VISIT OUR WEBSITE— of Corrections workers who assist www.salarmycentral.org at the store. 1-800-SALARMY Lt. Colonels Daniel and Rebecca Sjögren (center) with Major Russell Sjögren and Captain Michael Sjögren 3 Developing a heart for the city

by Major Cherri Hobbins Mo., and Olivet Nazarene University couragement and great are partnering to renew, restore and need. How will we, as ow do you view life in a reshape a vision for ministry in an Salvationists, join God in large city? Many people urban setting through the develop - the work He is already Hform opinions of what it’s ment of an urban ministries accomplishing? There is like to live in a large city practicum. so much to do! through media reports, which often lead to fear and abandonment of Demonstrating a keen interest in The officers also were urban centers. Unfortunately, this and need for the program, all spaces introduced to a variety of can result in a softening or abandon - were filled in just 90 minutes when individuals who have ment of accomplishing our mission the program was announced. This ongoing ministries in as Salvationists. If we are to be salt fall 12 officers from across the urban settings. Amy and light to the whole world, a new Central Territory met at the UMC for Williams shared her life of The next urban ministries and restored vision of ministry with - the new practicum which explores ministry to high-risk young adults practicum is planned to take place in our large cities must come clearly the city and its issues. involved in gangs. Glenn Burliegh in April 2018. In the future, the into focus. The week-long intensive course taught an eye-opening session regard - practicum hopefully can be opened included explorations of the variety ing lending practices that have kept to soldiers and employees as well. The Salvation Army’s Urban diverse populations from homeown - Mission Center (UMC) in St. Louis, of neighborhoods incorporated into the City of ership. Alderman Dan Guenther Saint Louis. shared the challenges of local govern - The first after - ment in the neighborhood around the noon activity UMC. Major Gail Aho led daily devo - helped to tions and discussions related to a bib - underscore lical view of urban mission. Sara the diversity Johnson taught about the Urban of culture by Millenium which involves over half riding Metro of the world’s population. trains in order Academic credit is awarded to indi - to walk viduals who complete pre- and post- through four practicum activities. Officers may different city enroll in the practicum to fulfill their environments. Salvation Army Continuing Education Some brought Program (SACEP) requirements. The a sense of practicum also may help to complete comfort; oth - bachelor or master-level programs in ers brought a practical ministries at Olivet Exploring a neighborhood demographic with Glenn Burliegh A walk through the neighborhood helps students understand its uniqueness. sense of dis - Nazarene University.

Bikers give back Gone to the dogs!

he Circle City Toy Run ew things are more effective is a 23-year tradition in attracting people to the Tthat calls on hundreds FArmy’s red kettles in of bikers to combine Livingston County, Mich., two of their great passions— than the happy, highly trained dogs motorcycles and giving back— and their owners of the local Dog to benefit the children of Scouts of America (DSA) troop. For Indianapolis, Ind. more than 20 years, these “kettle Toys strapped to the back stand magnets” have made the seats of their Harley- Christmas season bellringing a tradi - Davidsons and classic Indians, tion. hundreds of bikers participate Last year the troop collected in the event. On the Saturday $5,300, earning it the 2016 “Top after Thanksgiving the streets Club” Golden Kettle Award which come alive with the sound of was presented by Major Prezza motorcycles in a parade from Morrison, Livingston County corps a gathering point on the city’s officer. east side to Indiana Divisional Tree program in the Indianapolis “The dog scouts are an important Headquarters to deliver toys, bikes area. Toys gathered at this event fill part of our fundrais - and games. the gap when not every angel orna - ing and very helpful to us reaching The donations help make ment tag is chosen from the city’s our goal each year. They are now a Christmas possible for thousands of Angel Trees. Entry fees and addi - part of our traditional Christmas families who benefit from the Angel tional monetary donations go to appeal,” said the major. ““Nothing purchase gifts for older children. like it brings a smile and a generous Ron “Bumper” donation on a cold day.” She trained Jacques to help in Herron, founder of The troop’s bellringing tradition her volunteer bellringing. Beth the event, was intro - began with Beth Duman and her also helped other troop members duced to the Army Belgian sheepdog, Jacques. When Beth train their dogs for this unique through his mom, volunteered to man a kettle stand with community service, the idea for who volunteered regu - her well-behaved dog, donors’ delight - which has now spread to dog larly and saw the ed reactions gave her an idea. scout troops in many other states! need. Some dogs have even learned how The first year, to “ring bells” by shaking them or Bumper gathered a pushing a short swing bedecked dozen friends, and with bells! Beth’s current dog, they donated 22 toys. Magic Genie, is as much a crowd Each year the event pleaser as her predecessor two has grown. It is now a decades ago. full day of festivities, “Every year people call to ask complete with barbe - when the dogs will be out ringing cue, hot cocoa served bells,” Beth said. “Having them at from an emergency the kettle stands makes people disaster services can - happy to give and supports our goal teen, and live music. of demonstrating dogs can be trained A police escort leads to be more helpful to society.” the way across town Major Collette Webster rides in the Circle City Toy Run. to deliver the toys. 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God has for them. I was struck by the number of people who answered the call and thought, Man, wouldn’t it be great if the CFOT here in the Central had ses - sions this size? How many people in those dark places would be reached with the the track, and the path is about to make a dra - for business administration, even ventured onto light! God, do great things! Please, call us. matic change that might lead to officership. the basketball court for a game! If you know Train us. Send us! I believe God has a great Then, he gave five types of people God calls. anything about basketball at the CFOT, you plan for our territory as we continue to trust God calls the broken people. God calls differ - understand this was a leap of faith as I’ve yet to Him with our lives. ent people. God calls active people. God calls hear of an officer who played basketball here Before Saturday night, I’d heard some com - responsible people. And God calls committed who didn’t witness some sort of injury. But the ments like: “I don’t like big cities.” “Chicago’s people. colonel was willing to risk it in order to partici - not home.” “Is the Army where I need to be?” or pate in friendly community competition. “Why now?” I was blessed to be surrounded by my brothers and sisters in Christ and to witness Lt. A.J. Zimmerman, officer for congregational But Lt. A.J. reminded us the dark areas aren’t the broken, somewhat different and very life at the Chicago Ray and Joan Kroc Corps getting smaller but are growing, and God is call - active, responsible people who are answering Community Center, spoke Saturday night about ing Salvationists, many as officers, to go and be the call and committed to service for Christ. being called to the darkest of dark places and light. Perhaps, you might join us next year for a how officers especially are to share God’s light taste of CFOT life? in those spaces. He talked about how the Army After Saturday evening, I heard people saying trains cadets and sends them out as officers with things like: “I don’t like big cities, but the keys to a corps, reflecting the responsibility here at the CFOT it’s obvious we are God has given us to minster to a community. He a family. The city doesn’t look quite challenged delegates to take a key from the altar, as big anymore.” “The Army is at the signifying their willingness to answer the calling forefront of fighting for Christ.” “I of officership and to assume the responsibility feel God’s peace as He is leading me to walk through the open doors into officer - ship.” “Why now? Why wait? The dark - ness is growing, and God has chosen me.” The territorial commander concluded the weekend with a powerful message that solidified many people’s calling, including mine. He reminded delegates they are at that round table on t h b e ir ey e n c on d g orp i ag e d e e S r ve s th s p N in bu a t nin e o a nis s o l on wa rw il d mi n l mob S g h t t g S h ava ay , in ll s S c e b e part and is h t i i p gs il iz y ng sh e wa a D q t tr of n ph t emb m ll e . C h u e f g i m y Rac e ic vis e la is W ak d om y t er embe e n f hen d u o a ipat n sh fo or c wi fr g in ev s e Fro s n f er ion ine Bra t e ent m ic w H rt t d om af g that ld p sp T d . a as t mob t pl r a ed. h iss s w u t r e h a a Yulian a by rs m A f. e W ransf sol s ss ers ir in y . t ople ll, an Se le l by ay e at as at h g M ca io t w Ba a U ain Mar n ig s h e f t B r - ing d ing A a nd hoo ne S o ex h w ve h me t vic g pra and p p e M M h a nd s n a cus n e s ic Madison, er or K ro n el st fro -e 6 ki ic lv d, t r n ot ajo of S l st que a d W r es 7 h 0 di di yed and s co k vi m ear p n in u o, Bailey . o w at t ck t a t c .1 he on s aff m C h i le h rom e n /S on sh c it and vis io n t visona UM onc r de pok oned Me at g m ion Cre it e t r e 9 hr d -o and s a d n t t r C m ry elf C gy Tim h . t io ow c 0 h be a in wit h r e c “ b he ff s e mi h h orp t ist ou b y xic an e agnit c M luded So is hildre e e tu n o a o fla -D ek s an 70 - A ic ig the y g m t p e a t r th c of i t al e C in h ho w V h ine h about an ssi is at n nt o d bot d rubble her a nd rmy raise ldier a a h k o 1 M Mich per s e e gs d e h oic e n’ l e t d e a s l g pl s C b dr lig 7 in et ni opport he o t ne e a e ic on C C L ion n n o o/Blu t se ude 26 h e lea e f E im w c en rs s h he u b us s d Janes in wa pp in Me co op t d i al ye n sh it ommu e ’s s roo ag e h in e om n l tw s s. c sh the y it lo o s’ yqu is t wh d c t y t t po te rein - lar g re to d f en t M ce

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lessings flow both ways at the ing Christmas distributions can Norridge Citadel, Ill., Corps seem but advocates corps take time Bwhen those who come for to really connect with people and Christmas assistance ask to incorporate this additional ministry. meet for prayer with a corps member. “To pray with people who are so This simple yet powerful ministry has open and trusting in sharing their January Prayer Calendar enriched the lives of people in need needs has been an absolutely hum - and those who’ve prayed with them bling experience,” said Khris. “One for more than 15 years. lady who’d been struggling with During the two days of the corps’ cancer told me, ‘I know God has toy shop and food box distribution, still blessed me,’ in spite of her lat - several rooms are set aside for the est prognosis.” Khris has also had opportunity for prayer. the opportunity to pray with one of My Prayer List Day Bible Reading Pray for The Salvation Army the many volunteers. Salvationist Khris Werner, who’s 1 Monday Genesis 1-3 Blessings in the New Year! coordinated the prayer ministry the With the support of Captains last several years, knows how demand - Michael and Kristina Sjögren, corps 2 Tuesday Joshua 1-5 Mankato, Minn., Corps officers, Khris stocks the prayer rooms with paperback Bibles in 3 Wednesday Psalms 1-2 Mitchell, S.D., Corps several languages, the Christmas War Cry and other takeaways such 4 Thursday Job 1-2 LaPorte, Ind., Corps as a Christmas CD recorded by the Norridge Citadel Band. Also on 5 Friday Isaiah 1-6 Menasha Fox Cities, Wis., Corps hand are prayer request cards, 6 Saturday Matthew 1-2 Captains Sergii Kachanov & which are entrusted to corps mem - Tatiana Kachanova (Canada) bers after Christmas for prayer 7 Sunday Romans 1-2 Southeast Michigan ARC* throughout the coming year. For Major Jo Langham, volunteer - 8 Monday Genesis 4-7 Mt. Clemens, Mich., Corps ing in this ministry marks the start of Christmas. “I pray with people 9 Tuesday Joshua 6-10 Molin e Heritag eTemple ,Ill. ,Corps who don’t understand my language 10 Wednesday Psalms 3-5 Logansport, Ind., Corps or even my faith, but they want to know someone loves and cares for 11 Thursday Job 3-4 Northern DHQ** them and will remember them throughout the year,” she said. 12 Friday Isaiah 7-11 Elgin, Ill., Corps “Many times I’m brought to tears as they share their stories. I’m so 13 Saturday Matthew 3-4 Mattoon, Ill., Corps blessed to be part of this wonderful ministry.” 14 Sunday Romans 3-4 Cultural Awareness Sunday Khris Werner 15 Monday Genesis 8-11 Minneapoli s Central , Min n. ,Corps

16 Tuesday Joshua 11-15 Newton, Iowa, Corps

17 Wednesday Psalms 6-8 Ludington, Mich., Corps National Advisory Board Weathering the gap 18 Thursday Job 5-6 meeting in Sacramento, Calif. 19 Friday Isaiah 12-17 Milwaukee Citadel, Wis., Corps by Kristin Oxendahl 20 Saturday Matthew 5-7 Chicago Staff Band ministry in Kansas City, Mo. n Williston, N.D., a 21 Sunday Romans 5-6 Grand Rapids Kroc Center, unique Christmas Mich., Corps fundraising partner - I 22 Monday Genesis 12-15 St. Louis, Mo., ARC* ship has been formed between The Salvation 23 Tuesday Joshua 16-20 Owosso Citadel, Mich., Corps Army and Weatherford, an oil and gas service 24 Wednesday Psalms 9-11 Muscatine, Iowa, Corps company. 25 Thursday Job 7-8 It began two years ago Madison, Ind., Corps when Salvation Army rep - 26 Friday Isaiah 18-22 India South Eastern Territor y PIM resentatives met with Denise Gustafson, 27 Saturday Matthew 8-10 Olathe, Kan., Corps Weatherford logistics 28 Sunday Romans 7-8 New souls for Christ this coordinator, to brainstorm Decision Sunday how the company could partner with the Army 29 Monday Genesis 16-19 Evanston, Ill., Corps during the holidays. They hit on the idea of the 30 Tuesday Joshua 21-24 O’Fallon, Mo., Corps company hosting a 31 Wednesday Psalms 12-14 Minneapolis Parkview, “Weatherford Rings Minn., Corps Week” where it would fill empty Go to www.salarmycentral.org delivering them to kettle sites was * = Adult Rehabilitation Center bellringing slots for The Salvation tough, but the company still put in If you follow the prayer calendar during the year, you will have read ** = Divisional Headquarters Army during a week in December. 88 hours of bellringing! through the Bible! PIM = Partners in Mission What seemed like a fun idea has turned into a successful fundraising partnership! During the 2015 “Weatherford Rings Week,” the com - pany manned kettles for 187 hours! Employees had such a great time vol - unteering, they clamored to do it again. 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