The Salvation Army Churches
Service times, groups, and community — the salvation army congregations near you
About The Salvation Army Churches
The Salvation Army was founded by William Booth in London (1865) with a military structure, combining social service with evangelical Christianity; no formal sacraments.
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No sacraments (no baptism or communion), Wesleyan-Arminian holiness theology, military ranks and structure, strong social mission (food, shelter, disaster relief), evangelical gospel.
Related traditions on NearFaith: methodist-umc, evangelical-free.
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