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The Salvation Army is a vital part of the Christian Church, founded in 1865 by William Booth in London. Known for its distinctive military-style organization, the Army emphasizes both evangelism and social services, reflecting its mission to promote the Christian faith and address societal needs. The organization operates in 134 countries, offering a broad range of services aimed at alleviating poverty, providing education, and responding to emergencies.

With deeply held beliefs that emphasize compassion and discipline, The Salvation Army encourages a life of service among its members, including equal opportunities for women and youth involvement in faith-based activities. Their initiatives range from health services, schools, and anti-trafficking efforts to partnerships with international aid organizations, focusing on sustainable solutions for vulnerable communities.

Under the leadership of General Lyndon Buckingham, The Salvation Army continues to strive for social betterment while proclaiming God’s redemptive love, aiming to transform lives both on Earth and within the Kingdom of God.