yourself [spiritually]," Captain Den-
nis says.
explains, "There is a tremendous
opportunity to evangelize here."
the Kroc Corps from the old Ger-
mantown Corps (when it closed five
years ago), some 45 percent of the
to the Army as a
direct result of their
membership.
assistant computer
literacy teacher in
the Kroc computer
labs. "Working here
means so much to
me because I can use
the gift that God has
also love to share the
Christian environment," Ian says.
swimming pools that are a favorite
of young and old alike. Coach Ellis
is a nationally�renowned swim-
ming and aquatics coach.
because it puts a new face on the
Army and opens up to the commu-
does to reach out in an at�risk com-
munity," Coach Jim says.
involved in wellness--physically,
mentally, and spiritually," he adds,
calling the Philadelphia Kroc "a
total fitness.
the religious aspect of the center
can hardly be contained. She is
a member of the Golden Gems, a
seniors group, and serves as an
usher on Sunday mornings in the
worship service.
our officers are friendly and loving;
everyone is. These are loving and
caring people, and I feel safe."
calling the Philadelphia Kroc "a
beacon of light." Which is what Joan
Kroc said she wanted every Kroc
Center to be.
part spiritual center.
holistic experience,
you must make
your walk with God
a fi t relationship.
Otherwise, your
physical fi tness
won't matter.
Governor Tom Corbett, during
Kroc Center.
cautions Christians who always say
that they "meant to" live for Christ.
dancing, and tennis.