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50K views · 982 reactions | As our founder William Booth said, “You cannot warm the hearts of people with God’s love if they have an empty stomach and cold feet.” We see this as a crucial part of our mission, to meet the needs of our neighbors. #TheSalvationArmy #WilliamBooth | The Salvation Army Indiana Division | Facebook

In 1904, Evangeline Booth became Director of the Salvation Army operations in the US, an organization founded in London by her parents in 1865 to help the poor of London. It was a role in which she served for 30 years, and played a significant role in urging the United States to allow Salvation Army women to serve overseas during World War I assisting the troops. In 1919, Evangeline Booth was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal by President Woodrow Wilson. She described the work of the Salva

Sunday 23 August BBC One – The Rev. Kate Bottley visits the Salvation Army’s Hadleigh Farm in Essex to celebrate over 150 years of this Christian denomination, which is still going strong in the 21st Century. She meets the staff and trainees to find out about the work of the farm in the past and the present. She meets a church member who returned to nursing on a Covid19 ward and ended up catching coronavirus! And she joins a “Timbreltastic” dance group to take part in a joyous combination of dan