Revivalism
The Salvation Army emerged in the late nineteenth century as an innovative evangelical movement that fused revivalist theology with a disciplined, quasi-military structure aimed at urban mission. Its beginnings, leadership, theological commitments, and organizational instincts positioned it uniquely within the broader landscape of Protestantism. Historical and cultural context The Salvation Army was born in 1865 … Read More “The Mustering of the Salvation Army” »