Shane Brinlee loves to serve. Originally from Oklahoma, he moved to Alabama in 2024 and has worked for the Salvation Army for two years. He currently serves as a Corps Mission Associate at the Bessemer Salvation Army Salvation Station. Shane is passionate about the community—especially helping young people and children—and is excited about the upcoming Holy Week services scheduled for March 30 through April 3 at 525 13th Street, North, Bessemer. His long-term goal is to one day become a pastor, and he gives all glory to God.
Tell me about the Salvation Army?
Shane: The Salvation Army meets the human needs of people in His name without discrimination and has a mission to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ.
How did you come to work for the Salvation Army?
Shane: I followed my parents who serve as officers in the AOK Division in Oklahoma. They have worked for the Salvation Army for 10 years and will be commissioned in June of this year in Atlanta.
What are you passionate about?
Shane: Serving the community and helping people realize hope in Jesus Christ.
What is planned for Holy Week?
Shane: The Bessemer Salvation Army Salvation Station will observe Holy Week with an old-fashioned Tent Revival from March 30–April 3, an Easter Celebration and Egg Hunt on April 4, and an Easter Sunday Sunrise Service on April 5 at 8 a.m.
What are your duties?
Shane: As a Corps Mission Associate, I serve as a youth pastor, responsible for guiding young people as they grow in their relationship with God.
What do you find rewarding?
Shane: It is very rewarding when broken people give their lives to the Lord Jesus Christ.