What was William booth's impact on the Salvation army?

Answer 1

First off, William Booth didn't "make" The Salvation Army. This organization was raised up by God himself. This may sound a little arrogant but it's the truth. William, being a Methodist minister, was burdened by all the depravity and degredation in London, England. He was further burdened by the fact that the mainstream church of his day didn't do much to help these "castoffs" of society. So after much prayer and seeking God's will he, along with his wife Catherine, and with help from, of course, God, they founded the Salvation Army. The Salvation Army is a "movement" forged by the Holy Spirit, and commissioned by God to preach the gospel in Jesus name and to help humankind without discrimination

Answer 2

William Booth created the Salvation Army. It began with him preaching in the streets to crowds. He eventually travelled with friends but it didn't become an interest until they decided on the name "Salvation Army". It was to help the poor people of the East End in England to find God and a church.

Answer 3

•William Booth started the Salvation Army because he was very aware of the poverty surrounding him and he wanted to do something about it

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Answer 4

William Booth & his wife Catherine Booth FOUNDED The Salvation Army in 1865, formerly called the Christian Mission which he established. RB