Clarence Wiseman

10th General of The Salvation Army

Clarence Wiseman - Leaders & Politicians born June 19th, 1907
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Served as the 10th General of The Salvation Army from 1974 to 1981. Guided the organization through periods of change, promoting its mission and global outreach. Played a crucial role in establishing programs for social justice and community service, emphasizing the importance of faith in action. Contributed to the development of the army's engagement in various social issues, enhancing its visibility and influence worldwide. His leadership focused on strengthening the organization's commitment to helping those in need through practical assistance and spiritual guidance.

Led The Salvation Army as its 10th General

Promoted global outreach programs

Established social justice initiatives

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