In this issue of Caring, “Innovation,” wehighlight a number of modern-day SalvationArmy pioneers. We know Founder William Booth changed the societal values of England in the 1860swhen he renewed the idea that salvation is availableto all, and worked for the “down and out” who heknew needed soup and soap before salvation. Thework of renewal agents in today’s Army span fromagricultural and employment programs in Billings,Montana, to legal services in Australia, lessonson discipline through music in Santa Monica,California, or a direct trade coffee project betweenthe Western Territory Adult Rehabilitation CenterCommand and farmers in Vietnam.In this Army, we shoot for innovative platformsthat are big enough to change lives.