from one of the worst cities in
America.
Clearwater, FL
a copy of the War Cry. I liked it
so well that I picked up the
phone and subscribed to it. It has
since changed and I no longer
find it as good as the 2011 issues
were. Can you tell me why, and
will it be going back to the enjoy-
able magazine that it once was?
say thank you and congratula-
tions on the new and improved
War Cry. I have read with inter-
est and anticipation the past
several issues.
zine. The Easter issue really
blew me away. The new format,
type, layout, graphics and pho-
tographs shout read me, read
me, read me! I even note that
the publication has gone green.
Keep up the good work. We are
proud of you and the War Cry.
Atlanta, GA
Easter edition
of the War Cry.
Congratulations!
It's superb! A
key point of ex-
cellence is what
you have done
with the center
Christian dedication. Excellence
in an illustration and in the story
behind it are not always in place.
This one is unusual, in that there
is a Salvation Army background
as well.
Asheville, NC
of the War Cry, which contained
"A Lasting Testament," the story
of Erik Leidzen. He was a remark-
able musician and my mother-in-
law, Mrs. Lt. Colonel Martha
Newbould, had crossed his path
somewhere in her lifetime and
used to speak of him.
Thanks for this series. There has
not been a lot of instruction on
the matter of the Rapture and
the Last Days in our periodicals
and I love to see this happening.
Bakersfield, CA
music edition of the War Cry. An
excellent read full of relevant sto-
ries and achievements.
Ministry Toolkit qualify for this,
and more importantly, would the
War Cry consider featuring the
remarkable story and statistics
of the site, now in its second
year of publication?
Atlanta, GA
certainly `up to
standard' and
doing very well.
The article on
Camden, NJ in the
March 17 issue and
the Dunigans' min-
voking as many folks in our
corps have not seen an "inner
of The Gathering can also participate in:
and Saturday, June 9 at 1 p.m.