The Salvation Army - Southwest Divisional Women's Ministry

11/05/2025

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Our theme for 2025 is “Make Him Known”, with the foundational Scripture being Isaiah 28:6 -- “Yes, Lord, walking in the way of Your laws, we wait for You; Yo...

10/30/2025

Ready to step out on the dance floor?

Join us for a fun evening of West Coast Swing at The Kroc Center! 💃🕺

Whether you’re brand new or have danced before, this is the perfect night to learn, move, and enjoy.

📅 Thursday, Nov 14th
🕕 6 PM – 9 PM

Mocktails, music, & plenty of movement included! Grab a friend (or come solo) and let’s swing the night away. 🌟

10/29/2025

Interesting

10/29/2025

If you and your family are hungry, The Salvation Army Prescott offers a client choice food pantry, open weekdays from 9-11 a.m. and also from 1-3 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday. 🛒

Each Wednesday and Friday at 1 p.m. we have Farmers Cut (fresh produce) available.🫑🥬🍅🥕🥦🍊🍎

Please note that there will be adjustments to those programs during November and December. While our Red Kettles and Angel Tree programs are in full swing, we will provide food boxes during the days and times previously mentioned but will return to full programming in January.

Additionally, we serve a hot breakfast at 8 a.m. weekdays and lunch at noon Tuesday- Friday. That will not change during November and December. 🍽️

We are able to feed our hungry neighbors because of compassionate community support, so we encourage anyone who would like to join The Salvation Army’s mission to serve our neighbors in need by donating, volunteering, or joining our advisory board to visit Prescott.SalvationArmy.org, call 928-778-0150 or visit The Salvation Army Prescott Corps Community Center at 237 S Montezuma St in Prescott. Thank you for your generosity. 🫶🏼

10/29/2025

10/27/2025

The crop dust fills the air as the combine goes by for another round. I sit and wait for there to be a good stopping point to hand over a quick lunch in the field. With a full heart, I watch my family harvest. It nearly takes my breath away.

I think about the blood, sweat and tears that is in each crop. I can’t help but think about the incredible faith it takes to be this caretaker of God’s land.

The watching and waiting for all those little seeds. The praying for rain in years when the crops have all but dried up. The praying for no more rain in the years when the fields sit under water for weeks at a time. The praying that nothing more will break down when they are in the middle of planting or harvest and don’t have time to stop to fix a tractor or run for a part. The countless hours of work, from sun up and often until well after that sun goes down. They never give up.

What a crazy way of life, but it is what we know. God chose my family to farm… to be caretakers of the land. What an honor.

This autumn month has brought with it the harvest season. There was a time to plant. There was a time to wait patiently with faith. Now is the time to harvest. Harvest always comes.

Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. GALATIANS 6:9

I think this verse is such a beautiful reminder of harvest for each of us.

Don’t give up when the journey seems overwhelming.

Don’t give up when your prayers have not yet been answered.

In due time we will reap. Maybe not on our timeline, but in God’s own time. We will reap a harvest as long as we persevere. The fruits will be seen and enjoyed in their time. God’s blessings overflow!

In this beautiful autumn season of harvest, how does God just take your breath away?

10/27/2025

awesome

10/23/2025

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There is power in His name!

“Mighty Name Of Jesus” (feat. Hope Darst) is a declarative song recorded live at The Belonging Co Church in Nashville, TN. This track emphasizes the authorit...

10/23/2025

You guys rock!

10/23/2025

10/22/2025

By now, many will have heard that I had a medical incident whilst celebrating the 95th anniversary with Hong Kong salvationists.
I was admitted to hospital where I received excellent intervention and treatment, in the form of heart angioplasty to clear a blocked artery.
I have responded to this procedure well and am expected to make a full recovery.
I have been discharged from hospital and am now resting, awaiting a follow up consultation with the cardiologist next Monday.
Bronwyn and I express our heartfelt gratitude for the many prayers and messages of support we have received since Saturday.
Our thanks to Territorial Leaders, Colonels Phil and Deslea Maxwell for their tremendous care and support.
We feel wrapped in the love of the global Salvation Army and give thanks to God for His providential care 🙏