First football tournament for survivors of modern slavery
The first football tournament for survivors of modern slavery was held in Birmingham.
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'Rescue and Deliver Them': Attending the British Association of Victorian Studies Conference
Our archivist provides an account of The Salvation Army International Heritage Centre's panel at the British Association of Victorian Studies 2019 Conference...
Three Love Stories from The Salvation Army This Valentine’s Day
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Churches ask Government to protect the vulnerable from a Hard Brexit
The Salvation Army has joined with leaders of six other Christian denominations to write to newly elected Prime Minister – Boris Johnson - to express its concern that a no deal Brexit will “hit those held back by poverty very hard indeed.”
Together22
A new Territorial Event for 2022. Together 22 brings together Commissioning, Congress and Symphony Sounds.
In Greenest India
Archivist Ruth Macdonald takes a look at a tree-planting initiative undertaken by The Salvation Army in India in the early twentieth century.
Visibility Brings Opportunities
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Guest blog: Soup, Soap, and Salvation: The Armée du Salut in French Guiana
Our fourth guest blog is written by Clare Anderson, Professor of History at the School of History, Politics & International Relations, University of Leicester
A Year in the Life of Florence Booth
This month we explore Florence Booth's 1885 diary, revealing first hand experiences of The Salvation Army's Women's Social Work programme and the infamous 'Maiden Tribute' trial, as well as marriage and motherhood in Victorian Britain.
Josephine Butler, Florence Booth and 'The Maiden Tribute of Modern Babylon'
Identified by some as 'the patron saint of prostitutes', Josephine Butler inhabits an integral place among first wave feminist reformers...