Salvation Army Hough Center

Salvation Army Hough Center

The Salvation Army Hough Center is a large community facility located in the Hough neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio, in the United States.

Facilities

The facilities include a swimming pool, a boxing rink, a skating rink, a small library, a computer room, a large gymnasium, and a large child care facility. There is a daily soup kitchen and weekly Christian church services.

History

The building was erected in response to the Hough Riots of 1966. At the building's dedication Major Carl B. Stokes stood in the gymnasium and stated "This building represents a part of our city that was virtually written off. It stands as a physical affirmation of the faith of The Salvation Army in our community, serving as a hub around which the process of rehabilitation can begin and develop in many lives." [Henry Gariepy, Challenge Response: A Documentary on Christianity in Action in the Inner City, The Salvation Army Northeastern Ohio Division, 1994).]

Corpes officers

The present pastors are Major Diana Capanna and Captain Joseph Capanna. There have been many previous Corps Officers. The first was Major Carl Stokes.

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