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These tours are building relationships between The Salvation
Army and the federal government, providing both groups with a
better vantage point that becomes mutually exclusive.
"We want to keep the conversation going with our friends on
the federal level of social services about what The Salvation
Army is, what our mission includes and our national and global
outreach," Lt. Colonel Busroe says.
"It is important that our clients have access to everything
that is available to help in times of need," Busroe explains, "and
that our partners in government know what The Salvation Army
has to offer to clients who find nutrition a serious issue."
Busroe is planning similar tours with other government officials
working alongside
The Salvation Army
in Faith�Based
Initiative offices,
including personnel
from the White
House.
-- Major Frank Duracher
The group's third stop is at the Solomon G. Brown Corps,
located in Southeast Washington.
At the Northern Virginia Adult Rehabilitation Center
(ARC), the tour group sees first�hand how men are
overcoming their addiction to drugs and alcohol.
As the day comes to an end, the USDA workers
climb aboard a Salvation Army canteen to hand
hot meals to homeless individuals and families
at Union Station in downtown Washington.
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Paul Chilcote outlines the means of grace according to John and Charles Wesley.
Donald Burke reviews Don Thorson's book, Calvin vs Wesley: Bringing Belief in
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