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DESCRIPTION:Captain David Jinsung Kim serves as the Corps Officer of The S
 alvation Army Chico Corps & Community Center alongside his wife\, Captain 
 Sharon Kim. With nearly 15 years of ministry experience\, David has served
  in youth ministry\, leadership development\, and community outreach in bo
 th Korea and the United States. Since arriving in Chico in July 2025\, Da
 vid and Sharon have been leading the Chico Corps in its mission to share t
 he love of Jesus Christ and serve the community through programs such as t
 he food pantry\, youth programs\, and community outreach initiatives. Dav
 id is passionate about building relationships\, developing leaders\, and m
 aking a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and families. Jo
 sh Dulay is a Captain and officer with The Salvation Army who currently se
 rves as Administrator of the Chico Adult Rehabilitation Program. After str
 uggling with addiction for 30 years\, Josh entered The Salvation Army's re
 habilitation program in 2012 seeking a new direction in life. His recovery
  journey led to a career of service\, and over the past seven years as an 
 officer\, he has dedicated himself to helping others overcome addiction an
 d rebuild their lives. What makes Josh's work especially meaningful is hi
 s lived experience. Having faced the challenges of addiction and recovery 
 firsthand\, he brings understanding\, credibility\, and compassion to the 
 men and women he serves. Today\, he leads the same type of program that he
 lped transform his own life\, offering guidance\, support\, and hope to in
 dividuals seeking freedom from drug and alcohol addiction and a path towar
 d a healthier future.   
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SUMMARY:Salvation Army\, Captains David Kim & Josh Dulay
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 pan style="font-size:14px\;"><span style="font-family:arial\,helvetica\,sa
 ns-serif\;">aptain David Jinsung Kim</span></span></span><span style="font
 -size:14px\;"><span style="font-family:arial\,helvetica\,sans-serif\;"><sp
 an style="color:black">&nbsp\;serves as the Corps Officer of The Salvation
  Army Chico Corps &amp\; Community Center alongside his wife\, Captain Sha
 ron Kim. With nearly 15 years of ministry experience\, David has served in
  youth ministry\, leadership development\, and community outreach in both 
 Korea and the United States.</span>&nbsp\;<span style="color: black\;">Sin
 ce arriving in Chico in July 2025\, David and Sharon have been leading the
  Chico Corps in its mission to share the love of Jesus Christ and serve th
 e community through programs such as the food pantry\, youth programs\, an
 d community outreach initiatives.&nbsp\;</span><span style="color: black\;
 ">David is passionate about building relationships\, developing leaders\, 
 and making a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and familie
 s.</span></span></span></p>\n\n<p class="p1"><span style="font-size:14px\;
 "><span style="font-family:arial\,helvetica\,sans-serif\;">Josh Dulay is a
  Captain and officer with The Salvation Army who currently serves as Admin
 istrator of the Chico Adult Rehabilitation Program. After struggling with 
 addiction for 30 years\, Josh entered The Salvation Army&#39\;s rehabilita
 tion program in 2012 seeking a new direction in life. His recovery journey
  led to a career of service\, and over the past seven years as an officer\
 , he has dedicated himself to helping others overcome addiction and rebuil
 d their lives.&nbsp\;What makes Josh&#39\;s work especially meaningful is 
 his lived experience. Having faced the challenges of addiction and recover
 y firsthand\, he brings understanding\, credibility\, and compassion to th
 e men and women he serves. Today\, he leads the same type of program that 
 helped transform his own life\, offering guidance\, support\, and hope to 
 individuals seeking freedom from drug and alcohol addiction and a path tow
 ard a healthier future.</span></span></p>\n\n<p class="p1"><o:p></o:p></p>
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