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Marie Booth: the forgotten Booth daughter
Birkbeck intern Laura did some digging in the archives to find out more about William and Catherine’s sixth child.
Love Across the Sea
Take a look at some of the letters Brigadier Frederick Cox wrote to his wife while he travelled the world with William Booth.
Adjutant William Avery and the 1914 Bombardment of Hartlepool
Less than five months after the outbreak of the First World War, on 16 December 1914, Scarborough, Hartlepool and Whitby, were attacked from the sea....
Guisborough Citadel
A friendly, welcoming, growing Christian family, focused on traditional values and beliefs.
Bible-believing, Holy Spirit-filled, and active!
Bible-believing, Holy Spirit-filled, and active!
Call the (Salvation Army) Midwife
In 1894, Salvation Army midwives began providing maternity services to mothers in their own homes in the East End of London
Faith at Home
How to integrate faith into everyday life
Response to The Joint Committee on Human Rights of Asylum Seekers Inquiry
The Salvation Army provides evidence to committee calling for the protection of the rights of survivors of Modern Slavery.
Modern Slavery Victims Too Fearful to Seek Help
Salvation Army Report Warns of Modern Slavery Crisis as Victims Too Fearful to Seek Help.
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