1. Look for these articles in the March Faith & Friends: Eating disorders can affect men just as easily as women Homeless and destitute, MaryAnne Lepinskie’s situation was bleak. But hope and The Salvation Army were just around the corner In Slumdog Millionaire, director Danny Boyle tells the story of an Indian orphan one question away from greatness March 2009

2. The Way to San Jose For Jonathan Cheechoo, hard work and faith were instrumental in his journey from James Bay to the NHL

3. March 2009 Curtain Call As an actor, Sharon Hann was becoming more proficient by the day. But was this what God had in mind?

4. Second Cup, Second Chance From panhandling on the streets of Toronto to co-founding one of Canada’s largest coffee chains, Frank O’Dea’s road has taken many twists and turns March 2009

5. March Salvationist This month’s issue focuses on Health and Wholeness Plus Major Bob Armstrong writes about “When Opposites Attract,” and Major Kathie Chiu asks, “Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?” March 2009

6. How To Be Wise at Christmas Follow the example of the Magi in seeking and worshipping the newborn King (General Shaw Clifton) March 2009 The Founder’s Fitness Regimen In promoting health and fitness, William Booth was ahead of his time (by Commissioner William W. Francis)

7. The Doctor Is In Dr. Kenneth Gamble encourages his patients to take control of their well-being (Interview by John McAlister) March 2009

8. Finding Balance in the Everyday If you’re burned out on life and religion, it’s time to get back to the basics (by Major David Ivany) March 2009

9. The Army Shapes Up Salvationists across the territory experience the freedom that comes through better health and fitness (by John McAlister) March 2009