Oct 25, 2021
This season, we’re exploring The Salvation Army’s Pathway of Hope—a national initiative to provide individualized services to families with children, addressing their immediate material needs and providing long-term engagement to stop the cycle of poverty.
Last week, we learned about the research surrounding self-sufficiency and how essential hope is along the way.
Hope was described as the driver that leads to goal attainment—and critically connected to our spiritual well-being.
That’s why Pathway of Hope is grounded in Scripture.
From what God requires of us, as found in Micah 6:8, to the motivation for serving suffering humanity, as found in 1 Corinthians 16:14, which says: “Do everything in love.”
That theological foundation is about joining God at the place of need and allowing him to work through us to bring his healing and hope.
And that’s exactly what you’ll hear in this testimony.
Katherine Reid first met The Salvation Army in eighth grade, when she and her mother became residents at a shelter.
Years later, as a mother herself, she again met The Salvation Army and became a participant in the Pathway of Hope.
And this year, Katherine was commissioned as a Salvation Army officer—a pastor—now serving in full-time ministry as the Assistant Corps Officer in Bloomington, Illinois.
Only she can do the incredible details of her story justice.
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