Marching to Glory: The History of the Salvation Army in the United States, 1880-1992 |
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activities Adam Gifford African American April Army band Army leaders Army officers Asbury Park Atlanta August Ballington Booth became Booth-Tucker Bramwell Booth brass band Brengle Brig cadets campaign camps Capt Captain Catherine Booth Center Central territory Chicago Christ Christian church Coll Comm commissioners converts corps officer crusade decade December Disposition of Forces divisional Eastern Territory Erik Leidzen evangelical Evangeline Booth February four territorial funds George Scott Railton Gifford gospel hall Harbor Light Holz interview January Japanese July June London major March Men's Social Service ministry mission national commander national headquarters November October opened organization percent persons pioneer programs quotation Railton ranks religious rescue SAARC Salvation Army National Salvationists San Francisco Scandinavian secretary September SFOT/E Museum Shirley soldiers Southern Territory spiritual Staff Band street territorial commander United War Cry welfare William Booth Wisbey women World York City