Salvation Army officers and volunteers were in action on Sunday 9 September, inside and outside the International Headquarters building on the route of the London 2012 Paralympic marathons. More than 3000 cups of water were given to spectators, along with facepainting, special edition pin badges and copies of The War Cry and Kids Alive!
Salvation Army ministry at IHQ for Paralympic marathons
London 2012
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