Salvation Army Definition

noun

An international Christian organization founded (1865) in England by William Booth for religious and philanthropic work among the very poor.

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pronoun

(Christianity) A protestant Christian charitable and evangelical organization originally founded to help the poor of London.

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Salvation Army Sentence Examples

  • If you keep buying 'opportunities' like Mr. Stanislaw's Salvation Army box, you'll be too broke to answer the door if a real opportunity does come knocking.

  • For example, The Salvation Army Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation program offers a free or low-cost alternative that is available in many communities.

  • Anyone who has ever visited a charity thrift store, like the Salvation Army or Goodwill, recognizes that charities take used furniture.

  • Or, if there is a Goodwill or Salvation Army in your area, they can also help you determine how your gently used furniture can be put to the best use.

  • The headquarters of the Salvation Army are in Queen Victoria Street, City.

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