Commander Evangeline Booth in Connecticut, 1924
BY ROB JEFFERY
In May of 1924, Commander Evangeline Booth took an automobile tour of Connecticut, stopping in various [...]
BY ROB JEFFERY
In May of 1924, Commander Evangeline Booth took an automobile tour of Connecticut, stopping in various [...]
BY ROB JEFFERY
This handbill from 1877 announces the exciting goings-on of the Christian Mission. The Christian Mission was the precursor to The Salvation Army.
BY ROB JEFFERY
The Salvation Army in America has been led by some pretty big names. In the early years, Commissioner George Scott [...]
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
From the opening and dedication of the gleaming USA East THQ facility in West Nyack, N.Y., in 1990, the territorial [...]
BY ROBERT JEFFERY
Considering the recent revival at Asbury University, an event that seemed to be spontaneous in its nature and surprising to many, perhaps we are [...]
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
Nestled in the woods off a rural road in Warren, Conn., is a simple monument marking the birthplace of the Rev. Charles Finney, known as the “Father of Modern Revivalism.” [...]
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
The summer of 2023 marks the 100th anniversary of Star Lake Camp, maybe the most renown summer camp in the Salvation Army world. This is either by its remarkable longevity [...]
BY HUGO BRAVO
In 1945, the life of Evangeline Booth, the first woman General of The Salvation Army, was immortalized on the pages of DC Comics’ Wonder Woman comic book. Booth was included [...]
BY ROBERT MITCHELL
Salvationists know Dorothy Frooks as The Salvation Army’s first full-time lawyer, but she was so much more—a suffragette, military figure, writer, publisher, political candidate, and champion for legal services [...]
BY ROBERT JEFFERY
Looking back to the origins of The Salvation Army, many people are quick to point out that it wasn’t William Booth’s intention to start a church. This is an overstatement of the truth [...]