Trib: Salvation Army center moves to South Hills to better serve community needs

The Salvation Army plans for its new 28,000-square-foot building in Mt. Lebanon to be more of a resource for residents than the Downtown location it replaces, officials said.

The Salvation Army's Pittsburgh Temple Corps Worship and Service Center had operated Downtown at 424 3rd Ave. since 1925, but officials decided to move it to Mt. Lebanon because the demographics of its clients were shifting, they said.

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Salvation Army Breaks Ground For New Temple

The Salvation Army broke ground Sunday on McNeilly Road for a big new facility to serve the Pittsburgh area.

It will serve as a worship center, but the new building in Mt. Lebanon will be much more. Besides a chapel, it will have a gymnasium, fitness room, senior center and social services office.

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