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New Leaders travel 4,000 miles to take up post at The Salvation Army in the East Midlands

The new leaders of The Salvation Army in East Midlands have travelled nearly 4,000 miles to take up their new post where they aim to support local communities and make a difference.

Majors Wayne and Deborah Bungay arrived in Nottingham from Winnipeg in Canada this summer and have been on a mission to get to know the area ahead of officially taking up the post at a recent special induction ceremony in Nottingham.    Major Wayne Bungay said: “We are excited about our new role as Divisional Leaders in the East Midlands and will invest ourselves in supporting The Army's mission in local communities across the region. The Salvation Army is a Church and charity dedicated to providing care for vulnerable individuals and families who struggle with varied and complex issues.  We are confident that, along with our gifted personnel on the field, we will continue to make a positive and transformational impact to the children, youth and adults in the East Midlands. 

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