81. William And Catherine Booth William and Catherine Booth. 1829 – 1912 1829 – 1890. Never! Catherine criedform the first row of the balcony, before her husband could utter a word. http://www.victorshepherd.on.ca/Heritage/william.htm

William and Catherine Booth "Never!" Catherine cried form the first row of the balcony, before her husband could utter a word. William Booth, a Methodist minister, had been faulted for welcoming the poor, ne’er-do-wells and street toughs to his services. Church leaders wanted him to promise that the welcome mat would be rolled up and put away. Catherine answered for him. Little wonder that she wrote, "The more I see of fashionable religion, the more I despise it." William Booth was born in Nottingham, England, into a home that knew the bitter taste of poverty. His father died when he was fourteen, and William became a pawnbroker's apprentice. He never forgot the anxiety, the bleakness and, above all, the degradation of penury. He would eventually startle Britain with his book, In Darkest England and the Way Out Yet Booth was never tempted to become a secular programmer of social change: he was always the evangelist. Converted at age fifteen in a Wesleyan chapel, he ever after wanted only to declare that the Word of Truth which brings Life to its hears and sets them on the Way of discipleship. Ordained a Methodist minister, he was soon dismissed by church authorities as a "reformer" and was stripped of his clergy-standing. He found a temporary new home among New Connexion Methodists, but a few years of "settled ministry" convinced him that this was not his vocation. Together with his wife, Catherine Mumford, he began conducting preaching missions in Wales, Cornwall, and the Midlands – areas that had suffered the worst economic and human blight in the shadow-side of industrialization. Once again, church authorities attempted to appoint him to a settled ministry. By now he had wearied of their inability to recognize his calling. He left. In 1865 the Christian Mission opened in East London. In 1878 it was renamed The Salvation Army.

82. The Christian History Timeline: William And Catherine Booth - Christian History Year William Booth William Booth (1829–1912). Catherine Booth CatherineBooth (1829–1890). Significant Social and Political Events. 1828. http://www.ctlibrary.com/3716

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83. William Booth William Booth. 1829 1912. Founder Salvation Army. http://www.virtualology.com/virtualpubliclibrary/halloffounders/businessfounders

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84. BOOTH, William Translate this page Booth, William, Gründer und erster General der Heilsarmee, * 10.4. 1829 inNottingham (Mittelengland) als Sohn eines Bauunternehmers, † 20.8. http://www.bautz.de/bbkl/b/booth_w.shtml

Verlag Traugott Bautz www.bautz.de/bbkl Zur Hauptseite Bestellmöglichkeiten Abkürzungsverzeichnis ... NEU: Unser E-News Service Wir informieren Sie vierzehntägig über Neuigkeiten und Änderungen per E-Mail. Helfen Sie uns, das BBKL aktuell zu halten! Band I (1990) Spalten 701-702 Autor: Friedrich Wilhelm Bautz Werke: In Darkest England and the Way Out, 1890. Lit.: Peter Adolf Clasen, Der Salutismus, 1913; - Hedwig v. Redern, W. B., 1913; - M. Duff, Catherine B., 1914; - Harold Begbie, Life of General W. B., 2 Bde., New York 1920 (dt. v. Franz v. Tavel, Feldzug der Liebe. General W. B. Gründer der Heilsarmee, Zürich 1929; eingel. u. neu gestaltet v. Erich Beyreuther, verkürzt 1963 ); - W. H. Nelson, Blood and Fire: General W. B., 1929; - H. Redwood, God in the Slums, London 1932; - St. John Ervine, God's soldier: General W. B., ebd. 1934; - Julie de Mestral Combremont, Katharina Booth Clibborn, »die Marschallin«. Dt. Übers. v. Anna Aebi Bern 1942 (1953

85. Daily Celebrations ~ William Booth, Measure Of His Surrender ~ March 10 ~ Ideas To Kindle a Soul Amid the slums of London, England, Methodist minister William Booth(1829–1912) founded the Salvation Army in 1865 to wage spiritual warfare http://www.dailycelebrations.com/031002.htm

March 10 ~  Measure of His Surrender Sacred Contracts "The greatness of a man's power is the m e a s u r e of his surrender." ~ William Booth Amid the slums of London, England , Methodist minister William Booth (1829–1912) founded the Salvation Army in 1865 to wage spiritual warfare on poverty without formal religious services. "I must assert in the most unqualified way that it is primarily and mainly for the sake of saving the soul that I seek the salvation of the body," said Booth. With uniforms, flags, and ranks, his goal was to preach the gospel and meet human needs without discrimination. "He who helps in the saving of others, Saves himself as well," observed German epic poet Hartmann Von Aue. On this day in 1880, Booth established the first U.S. Salvation Army in New York City. Like its London counterpart, the mission became a quasi military organization. The leader was called "general" and followers were "soldiers." The war to help mankind continued. In 1904, Booth's daughter Evangeline (1865-1950) was named the U.S. commander, the organization's first woman general. She handed out donuts during World War I and operated soup kitchens during the Depression. Today the Salvation Army operates in over 103 countries and offers a range of social programs to help others: aid to children , halfway houses, shelters for the homeless, food for the hungry, and relief for disaster victims.

86. AllRefer Encyclopedia - William Booth (Protestant Christianity, Biographies) - E William Booth 1829–1912, English religious leader, founder andfirst general of the Salvation Army, b. Nottingham. Originally http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/B/Booth-Wi.html

AllRefer Channels :: Health Yellow Pages Reference Weather SEARCH : in Reference June 03, 2004 You are here : AllRefer.com Reference Encyclopedia Protestant Christianity, Biographies ... William Booth By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z B William Booth, Protestant Christianity, Biographies Related Category: Protestant Christianity, Biographies William Booth Salvation Army , b. Nottingham. Originally a local preacher for the Wesleyan Methodists, he went (1849) to London and entered (1852) the ministry of the Methodist New Connexion Church, but in 1861 he began independent evangelistic work. In 1865, with the help of his wife, Catherine Booth, he started the East London Revival Society (soon known as the Christian Mission) in Whitechapel, London. The Christian Mission developed in 1878 into the Salvation Army. General Booth, a remarkable organizer, traveled widely, winning recognition wherever he went. In 1890 he published In Darkest England and the Way Out in collaboration with W. T. Stead. See Booth , family; Booth, Evangeline Cory See biographies by G. S. Railton (2d ed. 1912), H. Begbie (1920), St. J. Ervine (2 vol., 1934), H. C. Steele (1954), E. Bishop (1964), and R. Collier (1965); R. Hattersley, Blood and Fire Topics that might be of interest to you: Booth Evangeline Cory Booth Nottingham Salvation Army ... com Check out around 175,000 brief encyclopedia articles on almost all topics.

87. William Booth On WBN GONE TO GLORY. William Booth 1829 1912. http://www.wordbroadcast.org/Gone2Glory/Booth.htm

GONE TO GLORY William Booth 1829 - 1912 William Booth Links: A short biography MSN William Booth Resources Salvation Army Home Page William Booth ... The online magazine of St. Peters Church, Nottingham

88. "A Vision Of The Lost" By William Booth (Founder Of The Salvation Army) A Vision of the Lost by William Booth. William Booth (1829 1912)Founder of the Salvation Army. n one of my recent journeys, as http://www.whatsaiththescripture.com/Stories/A.Vision.of.the.Lost.html

Sto ries "A Vision of the Lost" by William Booth William Booth Founder of the Salvation Army n one of my recent journeys , as I gazed from the coach window, I was led into a train of thought concerning the condition of the multitudes around me. They were living carelessly in the most open and shameless rebellion against God, without a thought for their eternal welfare. As I looked out of the window, I seemed to see them all... millions of people all around me given up to their drink and their pleasure, their dancing and their music, their business and their anxieties, their politics and their troubles. Ignorant- willfully ignorant in many cases- and in other instances knowing all about the truth and not caring at all. But all of them, the whole mass of them, sweeping on and up in their blasphemies and devilries to the Throne of God. While my mind was thus engaged, I had a vision. I saw a dark and stormy ocean. Over it the black clouds hung heavily; through them every now and then vivid lightening flashed and loud thunder rolled, while the winds moaned, and the waves rose and foamed, towered and broke, only to rise and foam, tower and break again. In that ocean I thought I saw myriads of poor human beings plunging and floating, shouting and shrieking, cursing and struggling and drowning; and as they cursed and screamed they rose and shrieked again, and then some sank to rise no more.

89. Booth William Booth (1829 1912). Booth, founder of the Salvation Army, was born inNottingham and grew up amid poverty and became a pawnbroker’s assistant. http://www.coctmba.qld.edu.au/Houses/booth.htm

Booth House Back to House Competition MOTTO: "FIGHT TILL THE VERY END" COLOUR: Green MASCOT: Kangaroo WARCRY: Ricka-Tacka, Ricka-Tacka, Ricka-Tacka-Ta We are the best, the best by far We're rough, we're tough, we're hard to bluff Come on booth do your stuff B-O-O-T-H yaaaaah BOOTH William Booth (1829 - 1912) On the basis that the devil was a proud spirit who could not bear to be mocked. Booth identified him as the chief enemy, challenged his monopoly of "all the best tunes", and used the big drum to deafen him. His Army spread throughout the world and he was responsible for a whole network of social and regenerative agencies; Lord Wolseley once described him as the world’s greatest organizer. By the time the century closed, Booth had won his fight; freeman of London, honorary doctor of Oxford, guest at the coronation of Edward VII and of the United States Senate, which he opened with prayer. In 1912 "the General laid down his sword" - and people of all ranks were among the thousands of funeral mourners.

90. World Shakers William Booth . 1829 1912. On April 9,1865, a 36 year old Englishmanby the name of William Booth declared war on the powers http://www.propheticresources.web.id/Revivalist/WorldShakers/WilliamBooth.htm

" WILLIAM BOOTH " On April 9,1865, a 36 year old Englishman by the name of William Booth declared war on the powers of darkness by founding the Salvation Army. One of the most effective weapons in General Booth's arsenal was fervent prayer. It was not unusual for Booth to hold "an all night of prayer" when he came to preach the Word of God. People would flood the altars every where he went, and the worst of sinners were saved, saloons were closed and entire cities were shaken. "The power of God was wonderfully manifest in the meetings . . . people were frequently, struck down, overwhelmed with a sense of the presence and power of God." Booth's success attracted not only supporters but also enemies. Those who served in the Army were pelted with hot coals, sprayed with tar and burning sulphur, beat, stoned and even kicked to death in the streets. The Salvation Army resisted their enemies with a cheerful "God bless you", and a prayer. General Booth, himself was often in the thick of it. When spit on during the Midlands tour, Booth encouraged his fellow soldiers, "Don't rub it off - it's a medal!" Night after night Booth would come home bleeding and bruised after being attacked for preaching in the slums of England. His wife Catherine could inspire in him. She encouraged him, "if we get tired we had better go and be done with, anything is better than a dead church." After praying with Catherine he would rise from his knees armed with fresh courage and hope. His TEARS, drew him and followers witnessed a mighty revival. He made hundreds 'till thousands men knelt in silent prayer within minutes in every sermon, he led.

91. "Christians In Touch" -- Great Men Of God (William Booth) Great Men of God. (William Booth) 1829 1912 GO FOR SOULS, and go for the worst! was the constant cry of William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army. http://www.christiansintouch.com/greatMen_WB.cfm

Find your old friends, Youth Leader, or Minister from your former Church or Churches. Free Christian News Feed, Christian News, Sermons, Great Men of God and much more.... Please enable your browser's Javascripting................click here for help! Free Registration Find Your Church Visitors Latest Member Samuel Griffiths Live Support Quick Links Home / Login Last 50 Churches Last 50 Members Registered Ministers ... Membership Customer Service Help How to Register Contact Useful Resources Great Men of God Preach without Results FREE News Feed Newsletter Archive New Geoff's Jottings Crohn's Disease Useful Links Games Games Lounge Sponsors Please Support the Site by visiting our Sponsors! Registration Stats 1548 Registered Members League Table 1181 Churches 133 Churches 97 Churches 56 Churches 44 Churches 20 Churches 7 Churches 3 Churches 3 Churches 2 Churches Latest Poll Past Polls Partners Why not visit these great sites as well Advertising Click here to find out about Advertising on the site? Great Men of God (William Booth) GO FOR SOULS, and go for the worst!" was the constant cry of William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army. The multitudes in London's slums convinced him he had discovered his life's work and no one ever took the Gospel to the "down and outer" like he did.

92. Contents - Volume 2 The Life of General William Booth. Table of Contents ~ Volume 2. Table ofContents Volume 1. Volume 2 - Part I. CHAPTER I ~ 1882 A CRITICAL YEAR. http://www.salvationarmysouth.org/booth/contents2.htm

The Life of General William Booth Table of Contents ~ Volume 2 Table of Contents - Volume 1 Volume 2 - Part I CHAPTER I ~ 1882 A CRITICAL YEAR CHAPTER II ~ 1883 A VAGUE BUT EPISCOPAL CHARGE OF IMMORALITY NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND CHAPTER IV ~ 1885 THE PURITY CRUSADE IN THE CHARACTER OF PILGRIM FATHER THE BEGINNING OF A NEW ADVENTURE Volume 2 - Part II CHAPTER VIII ~ 1889-1890 CHAPTER IX ~ 1890 THE DEATH-BED OF CATHERINE BOOTH CHAPTER X ~ 1890 THE CONFLICTING RECEPTION GIVEN TO THE DARKEST ENGLAND SCHEME CHAPTER XI ~ 1891 TROUBLES OF AN OVERWORKED AND SUFFERING AUTOCRAT AT THE THRESHOLD OF A NEW PHASE CHAPTER XIII ~ 1892 POPULARITY OF THE GENERAL, AND THE SPIRIT OF THE ARMY CHAPTER XIV ~ 1892-1893 SOCIAL REFORMS AND FAMILY DIFFERENCES CHAPTER XV ~ 1893 GOING BACK TO FIRST CAUSES CHAPTER XVI ~ 1894 THE LION IS INTERVIEWED BY THE LAMB CHAPTER XVII ~ 1894-1896 WHICH TELLS OF DISPATCHES, A STORM AT SEA, HOW WILLIAM BOOTH

93. William Booth - Bio William Booth (1829 – 1912). Passionate about religion, and feelingbetrayed by the churches, as a father and husband, William http://athena.english.vt.edu/~jmooney/3044biosa-g/booth.html

94. Salvation Army / Knowledge Of Salvation Army Knowledge of Salvation Army. William Booth 1829 1912. Beginning ofSalvation Army. In 1865, William Booth was invited to hold a series http://www.saunalahti.fi/~pelarm/history.htm

Knowledge of Salvation Army William Booth 1829 - 1912 Beginning of Salvation Army In 1865, William Booth was invited to hold a series of evangelistic meetings in the east end of London. He set up a tent in a Quaker graveyard and his services became an instant succes. This proved to be the end of his wanderings as a independent traveling evangelist. His renown as a religious leader spread throught London. His followers were a vigorous group dedicated to fight for the souls of men and women. Thieves, prostitutes, gamblers and drunkars were among Booth´s first converts to Christianity. His congregations were desperate poor. He preached hope and salvation. His aim was to lead them to Christ and to link them to a church for further spiritual guidance. Even though they were converted, churches did not accept Booth´s followers because of what they had been. Booth gave their lives direction in a spiritual manner and put them to work to save others who were like themselves. They too preached and sang in the streets as a living testimony to the power of God. In 1867, Booth had only 10 full-time workers. By 1874, the members had grown to 1 000 volunteers and 42 evangelists. They served under the name "The Christian Mission." Booth assumed the title of a General Superintendent. His followers called him "General." Known as the "Hallelujah Army," the converts spread out of the east end of London into neighboring areas and then to other cities.

95. Frälsningsarmén / Information Om Frälsningsarmén Information om Frälsningsarmén. William Booth 1829 1912. Frälsningsarménshistorik. William Booth kallades år 1865 för att http://www.saunalahti.fi/~pelarm/histori.htm

Information om Frälsningsarmén William Booth 1829 - 1912 Frälsningsarméns historik William Booth kallades år 1865 för att utföra en evangelisk mötesserie i Östra London. Han reste upp sitt tält på Quaker's begravningsplats och hade omedelbar succé på sitt möte. Detta satte en punkt på hans före detta fritt resande evangelist liv. Hans rykte som religiös ledare spreds till hela London. Hans medföljare var en livskraftig skara, som ägnade sig för att bekämpa för man- och kvinnosjälar. Bland Booth's första omvända var det före detta tjuvar, prostituerade, hasardspelare och supare. Hans församlingar var oerhört fattiga. Han predikade om hopp och frälsning. Hans mening var leda dem till Kristus och sedan till kyrklig gemenskap. Även om de var omvända, så kyrkor accepterade icke Booth's medföljare till sina gemenskap p.g.a. deras syndfull bakgrund. Booth gav en ny riktning till deras liv i en andlig mening och handledde dem till arbete för att frälsa människor sina lika. De predikade också och sjöng på gator som levande vittnen om Guds kraft. Booth hade bara 10 heltidsarbetare år 1867. Skaran hade vuxit till 1000 frivilliga och 42 evangelister år 1874. De tog namnet "Kristna Missionen".Booth antog till sig titeln "General". De omvända, kända som "Halleluja Armén", spred sig från Östra London till omnejd och sedan till andra städer

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97. Jesus-online: Der Hallelujah-General - Das Motto der Heilsarmee kennt beinahe jeder. Gegründet http://www.jesus-online.de/article.php?channel=12&article=4336

98. Jesus-online: Der Hallelujah-General - Das Motto der Heilsarmee kennt beinahe jeder. Gegründet http://www.jesus-online.de/article_print.php?article=4336

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