TOP MEETINGS FOR 2026
- 106 Children's Worship Meetings averaging 21 attendees
- 52 Sunday Morning Meetings averaging 63 attendees
- 46 Adult Spiritual Development Meetings averaging 11 attendees
- 38 Teen Group Meetings averaging 15 attendees
- 19 Youth Spiritual Development Meetings averaging 13 attendees
- 6 Men's Ministries Meetings averaging 9 attendees
- 4 Leadership Training Meetings averaging 4 attendees
- 3 Other Worship and Witness Meetings averaging 40 attendees
TOP MEMBERSHIP FOR 2026
- Senior Soldiers: 98
- Junior Soldiers: 28
- Recruits: 3
- Adherents: 3
- Sunday School: 80
- Corps Cadets: 26
- Men’s Ministries: 20
- Sunbeams: 15
- Singing Company: 14
- Teen Group: 13
2026 SOCIAL SERVICES
- Meals Provided: 48,141
- Clothing Provided: 5,207
- Lodging Provided: 16,388
- People Served: 5,178
2026 EVANGELISM
- New Junior Soldiers: 2
- New Senior Soldiers: 1
- First Time Adult Seekers: 54
- First Time Youth Seekers: 8
- Officer's Visitation (hours): 61
LOCAL OFFICERS
-
Ann Anozie
- Corps Nursery Sergeant
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Nicholas Caicedo
- Non-Commissioned
-
Tyler Chambless
- Bandmaster
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William Bruce Tippett
- Sunday School Teacher
JOURNAL ENTRY
Social & Special Events (Structured) - 5/14/2026
The youth of the YET recently had a memorable and inspiring opportunity to participate in a special community event in Frisco, Texas, where the youth brass ensemble was invited to perform the National Anthem at the Dallas Cowboys’ Annual Home Run Derby. Their performance was a proud and meaningful moment, showcasing their musical talent and representing the Corps with excellence in a large public setting. The event itself was a tremendous success, helping to raise $80,000 in support of vital programs and services across North Texas. It was an enriching experience for the youth, allowing them to serve, grow in confidence, and be part of an effort that makes a lasting difference in the community.
The youth of the YET recently had a memorable and inspiring opportunity to participate in a special community event in Frisco, Texas, where the youth brass ensemble was invited to perform the National Anthem at the Dallas Cowboys’ Annual Home Run Derby. Their performance was a proud and meaningful moment, showcasing their musical talent and representing the Corps with excellence in a large public setting. The event itself was a tremendous success, helping to raise $80,000 in support of vital programs and services across North Texas. It was an enriching experience for the youth, allowing them to serve, grow in confidence, and be part of an effort that makes a lasting difference in the community.
JOURNAL ENTRY
Social & Special Events (Structured) - 5/14/2026
The youth of the YET recently had a memorable and inspiring opportunity to participate in a special community event in Frisco, Texas, where the youth brass ensemble was invited to perform the National Anthem at the Dallas Cowboys’ Annual Home Run Derby. Their performance was a proud and meaningful moment, showcasing their musical talent and representing the Corps with excellence in a large public setting. The event itself was a tremendous success, helping to raise $80,000 in support of vital programs and services across North Texas. It was an enriching experience for the youth, allowing them to serve, grow in confidence, and be part of an effort that makes a lasting difference in the community.
The youth of the YET recently had a memorable and inspiring opportunity to participate in a special community event in Frisco, Texas, where the youth brass ensemble was invited to perform the National Anthem at the Dallas Cowboys’ Annual Home Run Derby. Their performance was a proud and meaningful moment, showcasing their musical talent and representing the Corps with excellence in a large public setting. The event itself was a tremendous success, helping to raise $80,000 in support of vital programs and services across North Texas. It was an enriching experience for the youth, allowing them to serve, grow in confidence, and be part of an effort that makes a lasting difference in the community.
