My Song of Songs: An Autobiography Volume 1 - Smith, Maurice E.
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This book describes 58 years of my life as the son of black Salvation Army officers; and then, as a single, married, and then as a single-parent officer in The Salvation Army. The story begins with my life in Memphis, Tennessee during segregation (1948-1960); then in Washington, D.C. during the civil rights (1960-1966) movement. Finally, in Atlanta, Georgia, I began my preparation for Salvation Army officership(1966-1968). Once I was commissioned and ordained, this journey took me across the USA in various ministries and challenging assignments.

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This book describes 58 years of my life as the son of black Salvation Army officers; and then, as a single, married, and then as a single-parent officer in The Salvation Army. The story begins with my life in Memphis, Tennessee during segregation (1948-1960); then in Washington, D.C. during the civil rights (1960-1966) movement. Finally, in Atlanta, Georgia, I began my preparation for Salvation Army officership(1966-1968). Once I was commissioned and ordained, this journey took me across the USA in various ministries and challenging assignments.
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Major Maurice E. Smith (Retired) served in The Salvation Army for more than 40 years as an active Salvation Army officer. Commissioned and ordained in 1968, he was the first African American trained in the School for Officer Training in Atlanta, Georgia. His ministry has taken him to all four territories in the USA where he had many challenging opportunities of service including re-opening a center in Compton, California; re-opening a Boys Club in Charlotte, North Carolina; pastoring a number of Salvation Army corps-community centers in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, and New York. Major Maurice Smith was born in Washington, D.C. to Salvation Army officer parents. His parents were pioneers in implementing the work of The Salvation Army among African-Americans in Memphis Tennessee (1948). He and his dad were known as vocal soloists in the Salvation Army and they played brass instruments. Major Maurice attended the District of Columbia Teachers College (now part of the University of the District of Columbia) for a few years before entering the Officers' training school. Major Smith married the late Captain Ana Flores Smith in 1979. They had two children. Major Maurice Smith retired from active service in 2011. He continued to work in post retirement service at the Salvation Army's School for Officer Training in Atlanta for six years. He is now retired and lives in Atlanta, Georgia. He now enjoys his time with his grandchildren, reading (history), enjoying music, and gardening. He also enjoys traveling.