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Biography - Booth, William (1829-1912): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2002-01-01 The Life and Ministry of William Booth: 1829-1912 - Christian Hall of Fame Series No. 6 by Ed Reese, 1975 William and Catherine Booth: Founders of the Salvation Army (Heroes of the Faith) by Helen Kooiman Hosier, 2005-06-01 The Life and Ministry of William Booth: Founder of The Salvation Army by Roger Green, 2006-02 William Booth (Men of Faith) by David Malcolm Bennett, 1994-01 Blood and Fire: The Story of William and Catherine Booth and the Salvation Army by Roy Hattersley, 2000-05 Kidnapped by River Rats: William and Catherine Booth (Trailblazer Books #1) by Dave Jackson, Neta Jackson, 1991-09-01 William and Catherine: The Life and Legacy of the Booths: Founders of the Salvation Army by Trevor Yaxley, 2003-04-01 Catherine Booth: A Biography of the Cofounder of the Salvation Army by Roger Joseph Green, 1996-12

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41. PPE Biography Bo - Bu
    Booth, William (18291912) Founder of the Salvation Army. Born in Nottingham,the son of an unsuccessful builder. He became an evangelistic  
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    Extractions: Born in Nottingham, the son of an unsuccessful builder. He became an evangelistic preacher and in 1865 with the help of his wife Catherine, he began mission work in the poor East End of London. This led to the creation of the Salvation Army on military lines - with women as equals, and himself as first general. Succeeded by his eldest son William Bramwell Booth (1856-1929) and daughter Evangeline Booth (1865-1950). [RE, Pears] BOW, Clara Steven William Bragg born Barking Essex UK, grew up in industrial London. Formed punk band Riff Raff (1977-81), releasing a few singles. Joined army for three months. Worked in record store, absorbed the Blues and protest genre before launching into career of electric guitar and voice playing solo gigs around England. The albums were sold at a below-average price in accordance with Bragg's insistence. Penned 'A New England' which Kirsty MacColl hit No.7 in the British charts with in 1985, and 'Levi Stubbs Tears' in 1986. Political catalyst was Thatcherism in general and 1984 British Miners Strike in particular - playing several benefits for miners in 1984-85 with his powerful pro-Union songs 'Which Side Are You On', 'There Is Power In The Union', 'Between The Wars'. Helped create the Socialist musicians collective Red Wedge (incl'd Paul Werller, Junior Giscombe and Jimmy Somerville). Toured extensively USA, Soviet Bloc and Latin America supporting political groups like ACT UP, Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador, and Democratic Socialists of America. No.1 hit with 'She's Leaving Home' in 1988 for children's benefit charity project of

42. Salvation Army History
    Principal, Salvation Army History. General William Booth (18291912), The SalvationArmy Founders, Catalina Mumford de Booth (1829-1890). Brief Historic Review.  
    http://www.salvos.com/laplata/historyeng.htm
    
    Extractions: Salvation Army History Principal Principal Salvation Army History General William Booth The Salvation Army Founders Catalina Mumford de Booth (1829-1890) The work was began in London July 2 nd 1865 by William Booth which was a methodist pastor, he was devoted with his wife Catalina Mumford Booth to the mission of preaching in the slums of the East of London like an independent evangelist. The William Booth’s idea was that converted people in his mission were incorporated to the churches that existed already in London, but the churches didn't want to receive these people of the streets in their congregations. So he didn't have another alternative that began a church especially for them. All were welcome, poor and rich, and they gave to all a task with the objective of saving to the world. ‘The Christian Mission’ was born. In 1878 William Booth adopted the name of ‘The Salvation Army’ for his organization. The missions became ‘Corps’, the members ‘Soldiers’, the ministers or pastors ‘Officers’ and William Booth ‘General’. This ‘Army’ adopted uniforms, bands, flags and martial music. To reach their objective they met in carps, theaters, dancing rooms and at open airs. At the beginning this ‘Army’ was pursued by religious people, because they considered it so informal and outside of the conventional thing and for criminals' gangs because it interfered in its traffic of the misery. But the Army attacked successfully social necessities as the hunger, the poverty and the abandonment. Booth wrote a book titled: ‘In darkest England and the way out’ that became model of the modern social services.

43. Historia Del Ejército
    Translate this page Principal, Historia del Ejército de Salvación. General William Booth (1829-1912),Fundadores del Ejército de Salvación, Catalina Mumford de Booth (1829-1890).  
    http://www.salvos.com/laplata/historyspa.htm
    
    Extractions: Historia del Ejército Principal Principal Historia del Ejército de Salvación General William Booth (1829-1912) Fundadores del Ejército de Salvación Catalina Mumford de Booth (1829-1890) La obra comenzó en Londres el 2 de julio de 1865 por William Booth que hasta entonces era pastor metodista, se dedicó junto a su esposa Catalina Mumford de Booth a la misión de predicar en los barrios bajos del Este de Londres como evangelista independiente. La idea de William Booth era que las personas convertidas en su misión fueran incorporadas a las iglesias que ya existían en Londres, pero las iglesias no querían recibir estas personas de las calles en sus congregaciones. Entonces no tuvo otra alternativa que comenzar una iglesia especialmente para ellos. Todos eran bienvenidos, pobres y ricos, y les dieron a todos una tarea con el objetivo de salvar al mundo. "La Misión Cristiana del Este de Londres" había nacido. En 1878 William Booth adoptó el nombre de "Ejército de Salvación" para su organización. Las misiones llegaron a ser "Cuerpos", los miembros "Soldados", los ministros o pastores "Oficiales” y William Booth "General".

44. Telegraph | News
    Bono lead singer of Irish band U2 (1960). Booth, William founded theSalvation Army (1829-1912). Boudicca Queen of the Iceni (?-AD60).  
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2002/08/22/ngreat122.xml

45. William Booth
    General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army 18291912. Timidfor a while, he finally ventured to read the Bible and deliver  
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46. WILLIAM_BOOTH
    'GENERAL' William Booth 18291912 FOUNDER OF THE SALVATION ARMY.William Booth was born in Nottingham in 1829. At the age of 13  
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    Extractions: FOUNDER OF THE SALVATION ARMY William Booth was born in Nottingham in 1829. At the age of 13 he was sent to work as an apprentice in a pawnbroker's shop to help support his mother and sisters. He did not enjoy his work because it made him only too aware of the poverty in which people lived and how they suffered degradation and humiliation because of it. During his teenage years he became a Christian and spent much of his spare time trying to persuade other people to become Christians too. William Booth in old age Booth caricatured in 1882 as a Methodist minister, travelling all around the country, preaching and sharing God's word with all who would listen. However, he felt that God wanted still more from him, and that he should be doing more to reach the ordinary people. He returned to London with his family, having resigned his position as a Methodist minister. One day in 1865 he found himself in the East End of London, preaching to crowds of people in the streets. Outside the Blind Beggar pub in Whitechapel, some missioners heard him speaking and they were so impressed by his powerful preaching that they asked him to lead a series of religious meetings they were holding in a tent . The tent was situated on an old Quaker burial ground on Mile End waste in Whitechapel. The date for the first meeting was set for July 2nd 1865. To the poor and wretched of London's East End, Booth brought the good news of Jesus Christ and His love for all mankind.

47. Brooklyn Public Library /All Locations
    are Year Entries Butrym, Zofia T. See Butrym, Zofia 1 Butrymowicz, Sarah, 19871999 1 Buts, Vil'iam, 1829-1912 See Booth, William, 1829-1912 1 Buts  
    http://catalog.brooklynpubliclibrary.org:90/kids/10,146/search/aButsch, Richard,

48. S. A. History
    Booth, William (18291912), English religious leader and founder ofthe Salvation Army, born in Nottingham and educated privately.  
    http://www.lamprint.com/salvation/S_Army_Hist/s_army_hist.htm
    
    Extractions: The Salvation Army Return to home page Salvation Army, international religious and charitable organisation dedicated to the propagation of the Christian faith and to helping persons in need. The English Methodist minister William Booth founded it in 1865 in London. It was originally founded as the Christian Mission, with the aim of carrying on evangelical and welfare work among the inhabitants of the poorest areas of London, and remains active primarily in inner cities. The mission rapidly expanded its activities; in 1878 it was reorganised along its present quasi-military lines and was renamed the Salvation Army. Booth was accorded the title of general, and the officers and members of the organisation were given military ranks and titles in accordance with their duties. The organisation was later organised into territories, each of which had jurisdiction over a specified country or other major geographical area. The international character of the Salvation Army dates from 1880, when a group of its members went to the United States and established an American branch in New York. The movement subsequently spread to all parts of the world. The Salvation Army was particularly active during World War I and World War II, rendering a wide variety of services to Allied soldiers. After World War II the Salvation Army promulgated a programme called Marching Forward, the main objectives of which included helping the homeless with the provision of soup-kitchens and overnight shelter, the promotion of evangelism, the prevention of juvenile delinquency, aid to veterans and their families, extensions of services in police courts and prisons, and programmes to end human suffering in countries devastated by war.

49. The Bible: Modern Church History And Biblical Interpretation And Authority Links
    graphics). Includes separate illustrated articles about the cofounders,Catherine Booth (1829-1890) and William Booth (1829-1912). It  
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    Extractions: Some links jump to outside sites for further information on the Bible, interpretations, the canon, translations, manuscripts, resources, and other perspectives. Links do not constitute an endorsement by the Women's Division of the information on other web sites. External web sites offer us diverse perspectives; afford us an opportunity to compare them to United Methodist positions; and, encourage us to critically analyze the issues raised by The Bible: the Book that Bridges the Millennia web pages. Contextual Interpretation of the Bible by Maxine Clarke Beach (UMW Resource). Background on Liberation Theologies, theologies that have emerged from particular contexts. Feminist and Womanist Criticism (Vanderbilt University) Post-Colonial/Cultural Criticism (Vanderbilt University) Women and Contemporary Biblical Interpretation by Maxine Clarke Beach (UMW Resource). Overview of thought of white Christian feminist, Womanist, and Mujerista interpretation of the Bible. Literary Criticism (Vanderbilt University) Redaction Criticism (Vanderbilt University) A Glossary of Rhetorical Terms with Example Rhetorical Criticism Bibliography (Vanderbilt University) Textual Criticism (Vanderbilt University) The American Experiment by Maxine Clarke Beach (UMW Resource) with art of George Washington, Ben Franklin, and a Slave Ship

50. Biographien - Archiv
    Translate this page 1851-1932) http//www.bautz.de/bbkl/b/Booth_j.shtml Booth, William http//www.weltchronik.de/bio/cethegus/b/Booth.html Booth, William (1829-1912) http//www  
    http://www.biografien-im-netz.de/archiv.php?Letter=B&Page=2200

51. THE CITIES AND D
    William Booth (18291912) orga nized the East London Revival Societyin England in 1878. This society later became the Salvation Army.  
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    Extractions: THE CITIES AND D.L. MOODY Cities grew because of the industrial revolution. With urban growth came serious problems; problems that still defy solution. This page looks at the city's problems and then examines the life of the greatest revivalist of the late 1800s. I. BACKGROUND When winds of revival swept the country, no one completely ignored the cities but most of America's population was rural. By the 1830s, evangelist C.G. Finney began concentrating on city evangelism. He believed the nation's cultural life flowed from the cities t o rural areas. While other revivalists held occasional meetings in cities, Finney focused on the urban masses. Two factors complicated evangelistic work in America's cities. First, many farm boys headed for the cities to find work. You see this movement from the farm to the city as early as the 1820s. When these young men reached the city several changes occurred. The city, with its many temptations and material opportunities, undercut their rural value system. Second, continuing immigration decreased work opportunities for native born Americans. Most of the immigrants settled in the cities. European immigrants also found themselves cut off from their previous value system. American cities grew rapidly. Chicago illustrates this best. Located in America's heartland, Chicago was a collection of seventeen houses in 1833. Eighty years later, Chicago had grown into the fifth largest city in the world and by 1900 it's population numbered 1,700,000.

52. William Booth Vision
    (ca.1910). Please do not let this vision go unread. It is a key to revivalin these last days! A Vision Of The Lost. By William Booth (18291912).  
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    Extractions: Herein is a timeless work that becomes unforgettable to the reader. Here is a color etching that was done by an artist of the Salvation Army in the likeness of this vision. (c.a.1910) Please do not let this vision go unread. It is a key to revival in these last days! A Vision Of The Lost By William Booth (1829-1912) On 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.

53. By General William Booth
    Now, what will you do? William Booth (18291912) and his wife Catherinefounded The Salvation Army in 1865 in their home country, England.  
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    Extractions: Who Cares? By General William Booth On one of my recent journeys, as I gazed from the coach window, I was led into a train of thought concerning the conditions 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 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 lightning 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.

54. M.M.C. General Information
    William Booth (18291912), English religious leader and founder ofthe Salvation Army, born in Nottingham, and educated privately.  
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    Extractions: Salvation Army, international religious and charitable organization, dedicated to the propagation of the Christian faith and to the furnishing of various forms of assistance to persons in need of spiritual solace and material aid. It was founded in 1865 in London by the English Methodist minister William Booth. It was originally founded as the Christian Mission, with the aim of carrying on evangelical and social-welfare work among the inhabitants of the slum areas of London. The mission rapidly expanded its activities; in 1878 it was reorganized along its present quasi-military lines and was renamed the Salvation Army. Booth was accorded the title of general, and the officers and members of the organization were given military ranks and titles in accordance with their duties. The organization was later organized into territories, each of which had jurisdiction over a specified country or other major geographical area. Salvation Army members preach on sidewalks and other outdoor areas, holding thousands of so-called street meetings, or open air meetings, annually in the United States. The doctrines of the group, based on the teachings of the Bible, are considered fundamentally Christian. Social services are offered without discrimination as to race or creed. The activities of the Salvation Army are financed by voluntary contributions. Its official publication is The War Cry. International headquarters is in London; U.S. headquarters is in Alexandria, Virginia.

55. Julian Browning Autographs
    the Headquarters of the Salvation Army. Undated. William Booth (18291912)founded The Salvation Army (so named in 1878). £150.  
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56. Leger Des Heils - Groningen
    Het Leger des Heils is een christelijke en internationale organisatie, in 1865door William Booth (18291912) en zijn vrouw Catherine als The East London  
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    Extractions: 12 december 1998 Het Leger des Heils is een christelijke en internationale organisatie, in 1865 door William Booth (1829-1912) en zijn vrouw Catherine als The East London Revival Society gesticht. Dit was nadat William Booth met de methodistenkerk (daar was hij predikant) brak, toen deze hem geen toestemming wou verlenen om te mogen werken in de Londense sloppenwijken. Later werd de naam via East London Revival Mission en East London Christian Mission veranderd in The Christian Mission, terwijl de tegenwoordige naam in 1878 werd aangenomen. In Nederland vestigde het Leger zich op 8 mei 1887. Het uitgangspunt van het Leger: te streven naar "de uitbreiding van het Koninkrijk Gods op aarde, door een ieder te brengen tot overgave aan Jezus Christus", werd op militaire wijze in praktijk gebracht. Het Leger wil mobiel en paraat zijn om ten strijde te trekken tegen alles wat de mens van God aftrekt. In de strak hiërarchische structuur werd William Booth zelf generaal; onder hem werkten territoriale leiders, officieren en soldaten. De nieuwelingen worden nog steeds recruten, de aanstaande officieren kadetten genoemd. Vele leden (heilsoldaten) gingen het uniform dragen.Het Leger ontplooit veel activiteiten op sociaal gebied, vooral ten behoeve van die groepen die aan de zelfkant van de maatschappij leven. Aanvankelijk was het leger lid van de Wereldraad van Kerken. In 1981 heeft men dit lidmaatschap opgeschort, omdat men het niet eens was met vooral de politieke opstelling van de Wereldraad. In Nederland is het Leger vanaf de oprichting gastlid van de Raad van Kerken.

57. Bibliographie Nationale Française Livres - Numéro 1/2002 - 92. Biographies, GÃ
    Translate this page DL 01-54140 (D1). - 287.960 92. - ISBN 2-7468-0146-9 (br.) 30 F. Booth, William(1829-1912) Bandes dessinées Armée du salut Bandes dessinées.  
    http://bibliographienationale.bnf.fr/Livres/M1_02.H/cadre92-1.html

58. ÉGLISES, COMMUNAUTÉS ET SECTES, Par Dr. Wilbert Kreiss - L'ARMEE DU SALUT
    Translate this page L'Armée du Salut a pour fondateur William Booth (1829-1912), anglicande naissance et prédicateur méthodiste. Il commença à  
    http://www.egliselutherienne.org/bibliotheque/doctrine/symbolique/Symb_16.htm

59. Il Segreto Dei Grandi Risvegli
    Translate this page Smithers, Invia questa lettura ad un amico. 89. William Booth (1829-1912),17/09/2002, David Smithers, Invia questa lettura ad un amico. 69.  
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    Extractions: Il segreto dei Risvegli Il risveglio: non c’è niente di più desiderato dai credenti di ogni parte del mondo. Un diritto che tutti devono pretendere ; u na meta che tutti devono realizzare u na realtà che ha già avuto inizio con la Pentecoste di 2000 anni fa e che si sta rinnovando di epoca in epoca. Esaminando ogni singolo risveglio si scopre che NON ESISTE RISVEGLIO SENZA PREGHIERA INSISTENTE! Ogni risveglio è stato sempre realizzato a causa di uomini che hanno piegato insistentemente le loro ginocchia alla presenza del Signore! Questa serie di vicende biografiche vuole evidenziare la vita di preghiera di tanti uomini di Dio (

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    Printer William Caxton 14221491 69 Footballer Bobby Moore 1941-1993 70 Author JaneAusten 1775-1815 71 Salvation Army founder William Booth 1829-1912 72 King  
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