Salvationist Dynamics: Part 10
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
The Christian Mission operated in London, England, for over 13 years, reaching 30 stations and [...]
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
The Christian Mission operated in London, England, for over 13 years, reaching 30 stations and [...]
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
The Christian Mission operated in London, England, for over 13 years, reaching 30 stations and [...]
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
The theological and operational predecessor of The Salvation Army is Wesleyan Methodism, noted for [...]
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
The very earliest days of the Christian Mission, and then The Salvation Army, were decidedly [...]
BY COMMISSIONER RALPH BUKIEWICZ
As we look ahead to activities and events this fall, we know that many in our nation will choose to [...]
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
In 1878 something magnificent happened when the Christian Mission became The Salvation Army. After 13 years of unremarkable progress, the dramatic change [...]
BY LT. COLONEL CINDY-LOU DRUMMOND
Independence! Freedom! These two words hold tremendous power and significance—for teenagers and for countries. [...]
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
The earliest years of The Salvation Army in the USA featured an evolving and bumpy understanding between command headquarters and [...]
BY COLONEL RICHARD MUNN
“Preach for a decision!”
So went the clear sermon instruction, rigorously imprinted on our hearts and minds as cadets. For an [...]
BY ROB JEFFERY
In May of 1924, Commander Evangeline Booth took an automobile tour of Connecticut, stopping in various [...]