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Helena Salvation Army leaders moving back to Washington John Riley MTN News By: Pheonix O'Connor and last updated 2021-05-11 19:34:11-04 HELENA — Majors Phil and Lawry Smith of the Helena Corps Salvation Army Community Center announced they received marching orders and are relocating back to Washington state. The Smiths have served the Helena community for 2-years and have been with the Salvation Army for 24 years. The average stay for Salvation Army Majors is three to five years. During their time with the Salvation Army, they have served along the West Coast, including ...

Iva West Majs. Phil and Lawry Smith, the corps officers/administrators of The Salvation Army in Helena, will be moving to Longview, Washington, after nearly two years in Montana. They will be replaced by Majs. Brian and Iva West, who are now serving in the Seattle area, Phil Smith said. “It’s kind of sweet and sour,” Phil Smith said Monday, adding he and his wife were a little surprised because they have only been in Helena for two years, and an average stay is longer. “Two years is pretty quick,” he said. “But it happens.” Phil Smith said the needs of the A...

Helena Salvation Army expansion will help improve services for those in need By: John Riley and last updated 2021-01-26 20:54:26-05 HELENA — The Helena Salvation Army had their ribbon cutting on their new expanded facility. Staff say the expansion will help increase the number of clients they’ll be able to serve and improve the quality of many of their services. “It’s been a real boost to the staff because they have more space to meet with clients and just been uplifting for everybody,” said Major Lawry Smith who serves as director of the Helena Salv...

Salvation Army Helena distributes gifts in 'Adopt A Family' program By: Jonathon Ambarian and last updated 2020-12-21 19:56:44-05 HELENA — About 40 Helena-area households got a helping hand this week, thanks to the Salvation Army and donations from the community. The Salvation Army Helena held its annual Adopt a Family distribution Monday. Through that program, community members and businesses sponsor local families in need, providing them with gifts that range from toys for children to household items for adults. “They provide for everyone in the family,” said ...