The Salvation Army’s Hotel Argonne on West 47th Street was among The Army’s first notable forays into the dry saloon business. The soft drink, Canada Dry was one such popular item served during this time.

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Nothing is sweeter than God’s salvation. The “Sweet Salvation” chocolate bar is an evangelistic tool that proclaims God’s salvation for humankind made possible by the richness, and sweetness, of God’s grace.

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An exploration of some of William Booth's principles of innovation in evangelism, and how these inspire us today.

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"So we'll lift up the banner on high, The salvation banner of love; We'll fight beneath its colors till we die, Then go to our home above."

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Capturing the same clarity of vision which Evangeline Booth had when recognizing where the real battle for the salvation of souls takes place.

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Read about one of the most incredible descriptions from 1880 of spiritual warfare and fervent evangelism that highlight the key to the Army's success. The imagery describes Salvationists 'on the hunt' - inspired by first-hand testimonies which confirmed that 'aggressive Christianity' was not merely a cute metaphor, but an inspirational reality.

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For 150 years, we have stood in the shadows of the co-founders of The Salvation Army, William and Catherine Booth. As we look forward to the future, will these guiding motivations continue to shape us?

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