Travel with William Booth: Founder and First General of the Salvation Army Digby Williams Like his other published commentaries

Like his other published commentaries

Suitable not merely for ‘the light-hearted and thoughtless’ but for ‘the most eminent saint of God’

Conscious of the unfounded criticism and misrepresentation of them which had arisen even in the eighteenth century he devoted himself to compiling this fascinating volume of cameo pen-portraits

In this companion volume to the missionary classic John G

It has its own sphere of instruction and that of no common value’

Travel with William Booth: Founder and First General of the Salvation Army Digby Williams Like his other published commentariesAs a young man, William Booth saw the poverty and suffering that surrounded him in the streets of Nottingham and the East End of London but he could not have imagined that the organization he founded would have such a world wide impact. This remarkable man launched a movement against the poverty and social deprivation that brought misery to millions. At first reviled, later honored, his is the story of what God can do with a life entirely devoted to