Here was one of many Salvation Army senior apartment buildings in the western U.S. named "Silvercrest Residence"
Personally I think it would be fine for the provision of senior housing to be separated from acts of proselytization, but that's not how the U.S. is set up.
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In downtown San Diego, California, on July 1st, 2024, was the Salvation Army Silvercrest Residence (built in 1996) at the southwest corner of 7th Avenue and E Street.
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