Central Missions 2011 3rd Quarter Newsletter

World Missions The Salvation Army USA Central Territory World Missions Bureau

Volume 4, Issue 4 3rd quarter 2011

Two Decades of Mission Partnership In 1994, the youth leaders of the Oakbrook Terrace Corps responded to a request from the Bahamas Division to send a mission team to assist the Freeport Corps with their summer Day Camp program. What began as a one week youth group mission trip has developed into a partnership between the two locations which is now in its eighteenth year.

Through the years there have been many leadership changes both at the Oakbrook Terrace Corps and the Freeport Corps, but the ministry partnership has continued through prayer, the sharing of resources, and an annual mission trip to the Freeport Corps.

Each year the Oakbrook Terrace Corps sends either a youth or adult mission team to staff the Freeport Corps Day Camp for one week. To raise the funds for their trip, the team holds a Mother’s Day Luncheon fundraiser, hosts an auction, caters a dinner for another Salvation Army location, and engages in other fundraising events.

One year an adult team member even held her own “To Shave or Not to

World Missions Bureau Staff Chris Shay, Director Kristin Caddy, Asst. Director Sarah Kincaid, Sponsorship & Mission Support Coordinator

Shave My Head” Bahamas fundraiser where corps members, friends, and family members were able to vote with their dollars to determine whether she would shave her head or not!

As the staff of the Day Camp, the mission team members teach the Bible, Craft, and Recreation classes and chaperone daily afternoon field trips. Each year the team incorporates time into the camp when children are asked to evaluate their personal relationship with the Lord, and many commit their lives to Christ. The team also participates in the Sunday services at the corps and they lead the weekly Home

League meeting. Based on the needs of the corps, in some years the team has led the corps’ youth club, Junior Soldiers, Corps Cadets, League of Mercy, Adult Bible Study, open air meetings, participated in a building grand opening/ dedication ceremony, sorted hurricane supplies, and completed small work projects such as painting the building.

For the Oakbrook Terrace Corps, being involved in this partnership has led to spiritual and relational growth for team members.

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Inside this issue: A Visit with Captain Bakhtadze

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Partners in Mission NextSteps: Kalamazoo

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Joy in Congo Brazzaville

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Sponsorship Spotlight

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Love in Action: Senior Care

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Overseas Personnel

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experiencing things they haven’t before which grows their faith and gives them awareness of God’s blessing in their lives and understanding of their dependence on Him for everything.

Oakbrook Terrace Corps Youth Pastor Lisa Jordan explains, “The yearly mission trip creates a bond between specific teammates and others who’ve gone on the trip before – which definitely promotes unity at our corps. The day before the 2011 mission team departed, I had a call from a past team member promising to pray and wishing us well, a call offering to help pay for our baggage expenses and a donation for more Bibles! I’ve had several texts from our corps family to say they’d be praying and anxious to hear all about the experience. I love that – it’s the Body of Christ functioning as it should!” This mission partnership has also enhanced the corps’ overall global awareness and increased their interest and compassion for the Army’s work around the world. Many past Oakbrook Terrace Corps mission

The Freeport Corps building in 1994 which has been replaced by a new corps building

team members have gone on to pursue further service in overseas missions with roughly 40 individuals serving on Salvation Army Summer Mission Teams through the years, two currently serving as short-term overseas missionaries, and three currently serving as long-term overseas missionaries. Additionally, five former team members have gone on to become Salvation Army officers. For the Freeport Corps, the partnership has allowed them to have a program and reach out into their community in a way that they could not without the resources the mission team brings.

It’s an encouragement to the Corps Officers to have partners in their min-

A Visit with Captain Bakhtadze ministries in the During the month Eastern Michigan, of June, the USA Northern, WisCentral Territory consin/Upper was privileged to Michigan, and host a Partner in Metropolitan DiviMission guest, sions, and was a Captain Tsisia delegate at the Bakhtadze of the Brengle Holiness Eastern Europe Institute held at Territory. Captain The Salvation ArTsisia is an officer my College for in the Republic of Captain Bakhtadze with Commissioners Ken Georgia and was and Joy Baillie who previously served in the Officer Training in Chicago. Durstationed at a Eastern Europe Territory ing her visit, Capcorps in the village of Lagodekhe for many years tain Tsisia also had the opportunity to before moving to the capital city of reconnect with several Central TerriTbilisi earlier this year. While in the tory friends whom she had met in Central Territory, Captain Tsisia at- Georgia while they were on Summer tended the territorial Commissioning Mission Teams or overseas missionweekend, visited Salvation Army ary service.

istry who support them in their ongoing discipleship of the Day Campers and their families throughout the year. Because of the consistency of the mission team’s visit year after year, relationships between the members of the two congregations have developed. In recent years, the Oakbrook Terrace Corps mission team has encountered people throughout the island who fondly remember their time as campers at The Salvation Army and are now working to positively contribute to society!

Corps members from Oakbrook Terrace and Freeport fellowship together

Do you know who your Divisional Partners in Mission are?

Eastern Michigan - Peru/Bolivia, Austria Heartland - Philippines, India Central Indiana - Congo Brazzaville, Malawi Kansas/Western Missouri - Ecuador/ Chile, Philippines Metropolitan - Russia/Republic of Georgia Midland - Ecuador/Chile, Zimbabwe Northern - Zimbabwe, India Central Western - Moldova/Ukraine/Romania WMNI - Congo Brazzaville, Malawi Wisconsin / Upper Michigan - Peru/ Bolivia, Austria

The World Missions Bureau is available as a resource to your corps and division as you work to develop these partnerships. Let us know what we can do to be of support to you!

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Partners in Mission Next-Steps: Kalamazoo Corps Submitted by Betsy Clark, Kalamazoo Corps The Kalamazoo Corps began its partnership with Malawi about three years ago when the Partners in Missions Next-Steps Pilot Program was launched. In the initial stage, the Kalamazoo Corps World Services contributions went directly to support a project identified by The Salvation Army in the Malawi Territory. The corps decided that in order to truly understand the work of The Salvation Army in Malawi, it would be beneficial to send a team over to Malawi to learn about the culture, people, and ministries of Malawi. In March 2009, four members of the Kalamazoo Corps traveled to Malawi, where they first connected with the officers and soldiers there. As a result of this discovery trip, the Kalamazoo Corps significantly increased its World Services giving. The corps planned a larger mission trip to Malawi for the following year, in order to help with the dedication of the completed project which had been funded by their previous year’s World Services contributions. In May 2010, ten individuals from the Kalamazoo Corps traveled to Malawi to lead a Territorial Music School and serve as the band

for the dedication of the Nkhata Bay Corps Building Project. During this time, valuable friendships developed between the officers, soldiers, and friends of the two congregations, solidifying the partnership between the corps and their comrades in Malawi.

were with how The Salvation Army has managed its resources here in the United States. They were eager to return home to share their experiences with the leadership in Malawi.

In order to make these three special trips The Mtengowalira family visits happen, the KalamaIt was during these two the Kalamazoo Corps zoo Corps participattrips that the team members from Kalamazoo met Captain ed in a variety of fund-raisers. From Robert Mtengowalira and his wife, spaghetti dinners to craft sales, the Lt. Veronica Mtengowalira. Captain band members, Home League laRobert and Lt. Veronica currently dies, and other corps members all serve as section officers in a south- did their part to help fund the trips ern region of Malawi. Captain Rob- to and from Malawi. In addition, ert also serves as the Territorial special memorial gifts were used to Bandmaster, coordinating the musi- supplement these fund-raisers in cal efforts of the corps bands in Ma- order to meet the entire costs of the lawi. As such, it seemed appropriate trips. All of the funds raised for the to invite the Mtengowaliras to be trips were above and beyond the special guests at the Western Michi- corps’ regular World Services goal. gan/Northern Indiana Music Camp in 2011. The Mtengowaliras were It can be hard to put the benefit of involved in all of the musical groups these trips into words. The connecand electives during the music tions made between the Kalamazoo camp, sharing the word of God and Corps people and the soldiers in the love of Christ with all of the Malawi will truly last a lifetime. Decampers who attended. They taught spite the long distance, the everthe campers a few Mala- increasing flight costs, and the time wian tunes and shared that spans between visits, the partsome special African instru- nership created between Kalamaments with the camp. In zoo and Malawi is something that addition, their 7 month-old only God could have orchestrated. daughter, Elizabeth, often What a blessing it is to share in stole the show with her con- such a wonderful ministry with our tagious smile and pure joy. brothers and sisters in Christ from Captain Robert was ex- halfway across the world! Even tremely eager to see how a more so, we have all learned many music camp is run here in things from each other. The Malathe United States. He hopes wians have shared their hearts with to create a similar camp for our corps and we have poured out the musicians in Malawi. as much love as we can muster.

Furthermore, the Mtengow- And God has blessed us through aliras said over and over this partnership. again how pleased they

Kalamazoo Corps Mission Trip in May 2010

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Joy in Congo Brazzaville tion Army’s camp in At some point, Yangui in disrepair most people and in need of attenhave had the tion. The team, along experience of with skilled locals patching up and Salvationists, holes in a wall. took on this task, reFurniture, chilplacing bricks, dren roughpatching bullet housing, and holes, building new repairmen beds, and installing needing to acA team member patches the damaged a new roof, just to cess pipes, all walls in the chapel name a few of the can cause challenges. The wordamage to walls, and result in the need for re- ship center and dormitory then repair. During the spring Global Mis- ceived new coats of paint inside and sion Team to Congo Brazzaville, the out, transforming the worn buildings seven team members patched many to places of dignity and beauty. holes, large and small, but in this case the damage was caused by bul- The project location brought with it a lets and conflict. Civil war at the few obstacles: hot, humid weather; turn of the century had left the Salva- muddy roads that kept vehicles stuck as hostages for hours until another truck or group of Congolese people came by to help; a lack of local hardware stores to obtain any needed supplies; and generally primitive conditions on site. But the joyful spirit of the Congolese people and the team through their common love of Jesus Christ, overcame these issues. Smiles overcame language The supplies truck stuck in the mud on barriers as the team the journey to the camp

2011/2012 World Services Materials Coming Soon!

Including: Children’s Ministry Materials Coin Collection Boxes Bulletin Inserts Fundraising Ideas Bookmarks Posters Plus an updated website where you can download additional materials Watch your corps mailbox in September for more information!

The chapel after renovation

laughed with the ladies who did the cooking and the local workmen on site. God was doing something very precious with the Yangui project: even as the repairing of physical structures was taking place, the uniting of the hearts of both Americans and Congolese took place. The result was a joyful glimpse of the kingdom of God.

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Sponsorship Spotlight

Love in Action: Senior Care

Meet Prince. He is 13 years old and lives in Africa in the country of Congo Brazzaville. He enjoys going to school and has a true love of reading. Just like children in the US, he also likes watching TV and playing sports. Prince has a desire to learn, read and has the goal to become a doctor one day. Currently he is preparing for his exams to go to secondary school, but his biggest concern was whether or not the family would be able to afford it.

“My father died when I was very small and I am living with my grandmother. She is old and tired. She still cultivates the field but will not be able to pay the school fees in secondary school.” Fortunately, Prince is benefiting from the Children’s Sponsorship Program and because of your generous donations, children like Prince can continue their education. To become a sponsor of a children’s program that helps boys and girls just like Prince, go to www.sponsorship.centralmissions.org, call (847) 294-2065, or write to us at: The Salvation Army Sponsorship Office, 10 W. Algonquin Rd, Des Plaines, IL 60016.

In 2010 $140 was donated to the Philippines Territory through the Sponsorship Program’s Love in Action Project for the purpose of senior care. The Philippines Territory used the funds to host special Christmas meals for 184 senior citizens in 6 different Salvation Army corps. A small donation can go a long way in brightening the lives of others!

Reminder About Sponsorship Payment Amount The economy around the world is changing. The impact $20.00 made in a developing country five years ago is different than the impact it makes now. As inflation rates and food costs rise we need to, as responsible sponsors, make sure we are adequately meeting the needs of the poor. In 2007 all NEW sponsors started their sponsorship commitment at $25.00 a month. We have been slowly sharing this change with our sponsors who signed up before 2007 and have shared that from July 2011 forward $25.00 a month is the requested monthly sponsorship payment for all sponsors.

month. Through the Salvation Army 100% of your sponsorship donations are sent to the receiving locations you sponsor. No amount is held back for administrative purposes.

This truth makes us unique in the sponsorship world.

As you may know, other sponsorship agencies have been increasing the monthly amount over the years and are now asking for $32.00 to $38.00 a

Please feel free to contact our office with any questions. We are proud to be partnering with you to support the needs of children overseas.

Thank you for understanding these changes. Know that your increase in payment will make a difference in the lives of many. With an extra $60.00 being received annually from each sponsor, children’s homes and the guardians of sponsored individuals will be able to continue to meet the physical, spiritual, and educational needs of the children.

Senior citizens of the Wali Corps during their Christmas fellowship luncheon

Visit loveinaction.centralmissions.org for more information about how you can help provide for those in need overseas in specific and tangible ways.

Tip For Making Sponsorship Payments on Time We want to remind you that you can arrange with your bank to automatically send us a monthly, quarterly, or yearly sponsorship payment. Add "The Salvation Army - Sponsorship Office" as a "Payee" using the phrase "Sponsorship Payment" in the description box. We are not able to give you an account number to enter, but a check will still be sent from your bank to us. You will have to enter our address, The Salvation Army, Sponsorship Office, 10 W. Algonquin Rd. Des Plaines, IL 60016. It is a quick and easy process; give it a try!

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Overseas Personnel Updates from the Caribbean Hope in Haiti Submitted by Majors Robert & Rae Doliber, Port-au-Prince, Haiti One of the large billboards along the road to work, amid the many outdated presidential campaign posters, says “Gen espwa!”

– There is hope! Indeed, hope is both what we have to offer those we serve in Haiti, and what keeps us going. Hope in the unfailing promises of God, and in the future of Haiti.

Espwa – or hope – for this land is seen in many ways: Education—While education in the US is mandatory and often taken for granted, in Haiti it is out of reach for hundreds of thousands of children, who cannot afford the minimal fee for tuition, books, and uniforms. The Salvation Army has made education a priority, with most of the 60+ corps/churches operating a school in rural areas where that is the child’s only hope for an education to make something of himself/herself.

Assessments have been made recently to improve the quality of the instruction, increase teacher salaries (some are just US$10/month!), and start or improve school feeding programs. Plans are underway to rebuild the kindergarten, primary, and secondary schools at Delmas 2 with state of the art facilities for more than 1,600 students.

Salvation—We are The Salvation Army and each week the good news of the gospel is taught, preached, and demonstrated in practical ways throughout the land. It has been a source of great hope and encouragement to see soldiers being made, corps filled to standing room only, and individuals worshipping

with hearts full of joy!

Political Situation—With a peaceful transition of presidential power this month, Haitians are filled with hope for a brighter tomorrow. One of President Martelly’s slogans is “Ann gade devan” – “Let’s look ahead,” and was emphasized in his inaugural speech promoting order, economic growth, and free and compulsory education .

Water—In a land where good, clean drinking water is not prevalent, it has been exciting to see hope in the completion of a water filtration system at our camp and school in Luly, and the donation this month by Rotary International of 1,000 individual portable filters which are being distributed to every classroom.

Associations—We have been blessed with many rich associations which daily give us hope and encouragement. These include you, our prayer partners; our many funders (in the past few weeks we have been visited by reps from IHQ, SAWSO, Canada, Switzerland, The Dolibers with some and t h e of their recent visitors in Haiti N e t h e r lands!); new friends, and many others who come to volunteer their time and resources to make a difference; and Kindernothilfe which this past month marked the 30th anniversary of a partnership with The Salvation Army in Haiti, that has over the years paid children’s school fees, teachers’ salaries, books, uniforms, sponsored children’s homes and an AIDS orphan program, and is underwriting the re-construction of the College Verena campus destroyed by the 2010 earthquake.

Prayer Requests: -Continued progress in HRD projects and mission -Our two older sons who began first step of deployment to Kuwait in May -Our 3 month old grandson, Gabriel, who is having some medical tests Praises: -Continued good health and joy in service -The opportunity to come “home” for a month in June/July -Our many faithful prayer partners -Peaceful transition of power in Haiti this month Update on the Cholera Situation Submitted by Major Violet & Captain Felix Ezeh, Bethel Clinic in Fond-des -Negres, Haiti The work among the cholera patients continues following the first cases that arrived at Bethel Clinic November 15, 2010. Two separate wards were set up in the clinic as cases began to arrive. We were assigned a team of medical personnel from Japan in December who worked tirelessly with our staff, caring for the patients. We saw and treated 260 cholera patients between November 15 and February 1. Unfortunately, 11 patients died due to not seeking care s o o n enough.

In late January, another organization, M é Captain Felix Ezeh with decines Association of Medical d u Doctors of Asia (AMDA) Monde, members treating cholera set up a patients in Bethel Clinic c o m plete Cholera Treatment Center (CTC) on Salvation Army property behind the primary school.

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Overseas Personnel Updates (continued) With the direct care of cholera cases shifted to the CTC, Bethel staff turned their focus on prevention, sending 100 community health workers into the mountainous, rural area surrounding Fond-desNegres. Not only were they able to teach the communities better hygiene practices, but they were able to identify people with cholera early and get them to the clinic for treatment. Early detection is the best way to prevent loss of life and we are very glad that we were in the position to serve our community in this way.

At the end of January, Capt. Felix Ezeh, along with Envoy Bob Poff and Capt. Monael Many traveled to the community of Couyot, on top of a mountain range north of Port-auPrince. Word had reached us that they were beginning to receive cholera cases and they had no supplies or training to deal with this emergency.

The team was able to take the necessary supplies, help Bethel Clinic accepts cholthem set up era supplies from the AMDA an area to receive the patients, and give instructions on first aid intervention and oral rehydration procedures.

During the weekend, five patients received care and the corps officer was prepared to continue the care after the team returned to Port-au-Prince.

Bethel Clinic has sent additional cholera supplies to Couyot to help them meet the needs of this remote mountain village.

As the rains have started to fall again, there has been a rise in the number of cases of cholera. We are

working closely with Médecines du Monde for the hand-over of the CTC in December 2011. We have also received a CDC grant through our partnership with Catholic Relief Services to continue to provide community health education and intervention as well as clinical care of cholera patients for the next year.

Continue to pray for the people of Haiti and the staff of Bethel Clinic as we face these difficult challenges.

On the Move After serving in Spain for 3 years, Captains Jeff and Valerie Carr, along with sons Bramwell and Jonas, have returned to the United States.

The Carrs now live in the Chicagoland area and effective July 14 will take on new appointments at the Metropolitan Divisional Headquarters where Captain Jeff will serve as a Finance Officer and Captain Valerie will be the Christian Education Coordinator.

In July Majors Richard and Brenda Herivel will be completing their overseas service in the Eastern Europe Territory. The Herivels will be moving to the St. Louis, Missouri area and will be stationed at the Midland Divisional Headquarters where Major Richard is appointed as General Secretary and Major Brenda as Secretary for Program.

Captain George Katchanov has received a new appointment at The Salvation Army Westsong Community Church in Victoria, Canada.

Effective July 1, Captains Sergey and Tanya Katchanov have completed their service in the Eastern Europe Territory and have transferred to the Canada and Bermuda Territory where they will serve at The Salvation Army Nanaimo Community Church in British Columbia. They are looking forward to this new appointment, and are pleased that they are stationed in the same division as their son, George.

Missions Prayer Requests

There are many exciting things happening in missions around the territory. Please join us in prayer for the following mission teams that will be ministering during the third quarter of 2011.

Summer Mission Teams—June 8August 7, 2011 Oakbrook Terrace Corps Mission Trip to Freeport, Bahamas— July 3-10, 2011 What’s happening in your corps or division in the area of missions?

Let us know by writing to Missions@usc.salvationarmy.org.

Birthdays & Anniversaries July 15—Robert Doliber 17—Heidi Bailey

August September 6—Bob Poff 8—Bob & Rae Doliber 10—Bob & Vicki Poff 12—Karen Holness 12—Brad & Heidi Bailey 12—George Katchanov 13—Sue Swanson

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USA Central Territory Missionaries Lt. Colonels Brad & Heidi Bailey Under Secretaries for the Americas and Caribbean 2 Kingates Court 43 Wickham Road Beckenham, Kent United Kingdom BR3 6NB Email Brad_Bailey@salvationarmy.org, Heidi_Bailey@salvationarmy.org Birthdays 5/4 (Brad), 7/17 (Heidi) Anniversary 8/12

Matthew Beatty Officer Training College Caretaker / Driver Salvation Army Officer Training College Pantay Road, Sitio Bukal 1980 Tanay Rizal PHILIPPINES Email Beatty.matthew@gmail.com Birthday 1/9

Majors Robert & Rae Doliber Recovery & Development Finance Administrator / Special Projects Manager Armee du Salut PO Box 301 Port-au-Prince HAITI Email Robert_Doliber@CAR.salvationarmy.org, Rae_Doliber@CAR.salvationarmy.org Birthdays 6/5 (Rae), 7/15 (Robert) Anniversary 9/8

Major Violet (Doliber) & Captain Dr. Felix Ezeh (Matthew) Clinic Administrators Armee du Salut PO Box 301 Port-au-Prince HAITI Email vfifezeh@yahoo.com Birthdays 4/20 (Violet), 4/30/02 (Matthew),11/22 (Felix) Anniversary 5/19

Captains Patrick & Karen Holness (Kristen) Corps Officers 57 Mannings Hill Road #8 PO Box 2760 Kingston 8 JAMAICA, W.I. Email Karen_Holness@CAR.salvationarmy.org Birthdays 1/6 (Kristen), 4/29 (Patrick), 9/12 (Karen) Anniversary 1/28

Captain George Katchanov Corps Officer 465A Phelps Ave Victoria BC V9B 3H8 CANADA Email George_Katchanov@ CAN.salvationarmy.org Birthday 8/12

Captains Sergey & Tanya Katchanov Corps Officers 1644 Bob-O-Link Way Nanaimo BC V9S 2P8 CANADA Email raduga771@yahoo.com Birthdays 1/16 (Sergey), 2/2 (Tanya) Anniversary 4/11

Captain Christopher Marques Assistant to the Territorial Youth Secretary Olive House A-103 1-39-12 Wada, Suginami-ku Tokyo, 166-0012 JAPAN Email Christopher_Marques@ JAP.salvationarmy.org Birthday 10/20

Major Cindy Shellenberger Corps Officer The Salvation Army 1 / 76 George St. Norwood, SA 5067 AUSTRALIA Email Cindy_Shellenberger@ AUS.salvationarmy.org Birthday 11/23

Commissioners Barry & Sue Swanson Chief of the Staff / World President of Women’s Ministries The Salvation Army 101 Queen Victoria Street London EC4V 4EH, UNITED KINGDOM Email Barry_Swanson@salvationarmy.org, Sue_Swanson@salvationarmy.org Birthdays 4/22 (Barry), 8/13 (Sue) Anniversary 6/15

Majors Cornell & Candace Voeller (Ryan, Alex, Erik, Sean) Corps Officers Asögatan 162 116 32 Stockholm SWEDEN Email Cornell.Voeller@fralsningsarmen.se Candace.Voeller@fralsningsarmen.se Birthdays 3/27/00 (Sean), 4/26/96 (Alex), 6/15 (Candace), 6/19 (Cornell), 6/22/99 (Erik), 11/21/94 (Ryan) Anniversary 1/15

Damon Winters

Technical Advisor Projects Armee du Salut Envoys Bob & Vicki Poff PO Box 301 Public Relations & Development Secre- Port-au-Prince HAITI Email Datary, Associate Disaster Services Director / Administrative Secretary to the mon_Winters@CAR.salvationarmy.org Birthday 6/9 Chief Secretary, Disaster Services DiMajors Richard & Brenda Herivel rector, Music & Creative Ministries Territorial Business Kirsten Witthoff Director Administrator / Russia PO Box 378 Assistant to Regional Youth Leader / Divisional Secretary 3 Waterloo Road Samgori Corps Helper Temporary Address: Kingston 10, JAMAICA The Salvation Army 10 W. Algonquin Road Email 16 Ikalto St. Des Plaines, IL 60016 Bob_Poff@CAR.salvationarmy.org, VicTbilisi 0171 Email ki_Poff@CAR.salvationarmy.org REPUBLIC OF GEORGIA Richard_Herivel@EET.salvationarmy.org, Birthdays 8/6 (Bob), 12/7 (Vicki) Email Kirsten@witthoff.org Brenda_Herivel@EET.salvationarmy.org Anniversary 8/10 Birthday 3/13 Birthdays 10/4 (Rich), 12/26 (Brenda) Anniversary 1/3