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The Bible & Asylum Seekers

29 March 2013

The Bible & Asylum Seekers

For over 150 years, The Salvation Army, motivated by the love of Christ, has served suffering humanity in practical ways.

We have been a friend to the stranger; provided a place of shelter to the homeless; fed the hungry; and fought for justice for the voiceless.

View the fact sheet below or download a copy. 

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