Traditional Sunday morning worship combines music, Scripture, prayer, and preaching to honor God and serve as a time of reverence and reflection on the Holiness of God. The mission of Sunday school is to develop Christ-like character in ordinary people through time-tested spiritual disciplines of Scripture study and memorization, prayer, and activities.

By supplying free fresh produce, canned goods, and healthy frozen items, our food pantries provide valuable meal supplementation while helping those in need to maintain their independence and dignity.

The Salvation Army’s high-quality after-school programs serve children and youth of all ages. We provide one-on-one assistance with homework and school assignments, as well as the teaching and advancement of literacy and study skills.

Mid-week Prayer Service and Bible Study meetings are designed to be both spiritual and educational. This program offers weekly time to study God’s Word and learn practical applications for the Bible’s teachings. It also includes a time of spiritual encouragement through prayer for the needs of individuals, families, the church, and communities.

The Salvation Army Women’s Ministries is an International Fellowship of Women of all ages. It was inaugurated in 1907 to provide a wide range of activities based on these fourfold aims: Worship, Education, Fellowship, and Service.

At our Day Camps, kids have the opportunity to try new activities, gain independence, find new talents, and make lasting memories. And of course, it’s fun too!!!

Our full-day camps are designed to give you peace of mind while your youth explore interests and develop new skills. We provide quality programming in the areas of arts, sciences, literacy, sports, and health and wellness.

During the holiday seasons, we open our doors to the community in the form of community meals. We host community meals for both Thanksgiving and Christmas.

The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program provides new clothing or toys for children of needy families through the support of donors. Found in local companies and corporations, Angel Trees are decorated with numbered paper angel tags with the first name, age, and gender of a child in need of presents. Contributors remove one or more tags from the tree and purchase appropriate gifts for the child or children described on the tags.

Often the homeless and poor populations lack the basic necessities of daily living. The Salvation Army offers a clean location where anyone can take a shower to feel refreshed.

The Salvation Army also offers the opportunity to wash your clothing at our laundry ministry.

Sponsor a family that is in need of our Adopt-A-Family program. This connects impoverished families with individuals or groups to provide for their tangible needs at Christmas.

We offer Spiritual care, guidance, and direction through visitations, phone calls, and in-person meetings.