The Christian Mission

The Salvation Army began life in 1865 as the East London Christian Mission, a small, local evangelical movement that sought to bring the gospel to the poor of east London. From 1869, the movement gathered momentum and began opening stations outside of London, so its name changed first of all to the more generic Christian Mission before ultimately becoming The Salvation Army in 1878.

On this page, you will find digital copies of documents produced by the Christian Mission that you can read and download.

Friends may help this Mission by pleading for it at the throne of grace. Brethren, pray for us.

Reports

The East London Evangelist magazine

The Christian Mission Magazine

The Salvationist