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"Orita (which means crossroads): rites of Passage for Youth of African Descent in America" is more than a book-- it's an opportunity to make an even better life for our youth than we have experienced.

"Soldiers of Uncommon Valor..." group discusses the impact of President Obama's historic speech on race in America during a signing/discussion event at Barnes & Noble Palisades Mall, Nyack, N.Y.

Black Salvation Army officers (ordained clergy and pictured in uniform) are honored in Nyack, N.Y. during launch of the book "Soldiers of Uncommon Valor: the History of Salvationists of African Descen

"Soldiers of Uncommon Valor..." discussion group inspires author Warren Maye. Despite having a rainy evening in Nanuet, N.Y., an audience showed up and asked many questions. After the event was over,

An audience member asks a question during a "Soldiers of Uncommon Valor..." signing/discussion event at Barnes & Noble Bay Plaza, Bronx, N.Y.

A new book about African Americans who, since 1872, have ministered in America's urban communities as soldiers of The Salvation Army.

Video book trailer describes how new book tells the stories of African Americans who helped build what management guru Peter Drucker called "The most effective organization in the U.S.," and what Book

Honoring the contributions of black Americans to The Salvation Army’s establishment in the United States, this historic account includes a candid look at the rise of discrimination within the organiza

Thirty kids from the Salvation Army's Brooklyn (Bushwick) Corps neighborhood had the adventure of a lifetime, thanks to Malaak Compton–Rock, a long time supporter and friend the Bushwick Corps. Their