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Article of the week: A year in the life of Florence Booth
Salvationist 5 March 2022. To mark International Women’s Day (8 March) Chloe Wilson explores the diary of an influential Army leader
London's longest-running ethical Christmas market is back on Oxford Street this week!
Fair Christmas Fayre is free to enter and will take place on Saturday 7 December.
Family Appeal 2015 - Making Christmas Brighter
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‘Eat like a Christian’: Vegetarianism in The Salvation Army’s Early History
It may seem surprising that vegetarian lifestyles began to gain popular recognition as early as the nineteenth century...
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Emergency vehicle supports 999 workers during spate of fires
Volunteers called out to provide hot drinks, food and a listening ear to firefighters in North East
Catherine Booth
Catherine Booth was born in 1829 in Derbyshire, to Sarah and John Mumford.
Frederick Booth Tucker
Frederick Booth-Tucker pioneered work in India and together with Emma Booth-Tucker, revitalised the American Salvation Army
Curry for a cause: Braintree Indian takeaway teaches Salvation Army residents the secret to curry success
Chefs from a Braintree Indian takeaway have volunteered their time to teach residents from The Salvation Army’s local Lifehouse how to make the perfect curry.