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The Salvation Army - Guam Community
Leaders Captains Thomas and Christina Taylor are the Corps Officers (Executive Directors/Pastors) of The Salvation Army - Guam community. In addition to the ministry on Guam, the captains oversee the ministry in Micronesia and Saipan. Captains Tom and Christi assumed the leadership of The Salvation Army - Guam, in July 2007. Captains Tom and Christi began their ministry with The Salvation Army after Captain Tom's retirement from the US Army in May of 1999. He served in the US Military for twenty eight years. Captain Christi is a teacher by profession and uses her teaching skills as she oversees the Youth Enrichment Program and Youth Spiritual Ministries. Both are very active in the Guam community. Capt Tom is an Associate Bandmaster and Trumpet player with the Guam Territorial Band (GTB), the President of the GTB Board of Directors, and a member of the Tumon Bay Rotary Club. Capt Christi is active in several Domestic Violence and Human Traffic prevention groups and is a member of the Guam Women's club. They have four Children who reside on the mainland, eleven Grandchildren, and one Great Grand Child Our Message to the community... "As long as people are discouraged or lonely or needing a helping hand, our "Army of Compassion" will have a mission here on Guam. We will strive to serve not a a beacon to ourselves, but as a reflection of God's brighter light that has always driven our movement. Christi and I are committed to leading The Salvation Army on Guam with a "Servant's heart" and with integrity and accountability. We thank the community for it's partnership with us in helping to make the lives of those who have less, a little bit better." Captains Tom and Christi Taylor, Corps Officers
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