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The General:William Booth by David Malcolm Bennett

The General:William Booth

by David Malcolm Bennett

Pages: 384

Dimensions: 6 x 9

Category
  • RELIGION - General

Type : Paperback

ISBN : 9781591608486

Price : $21.99


The General: William Booth is the first full-length biography about William Booth, the founder of The Salvation Army, since 1934. It is in two volumes. The first, The Evangelist, covers his life from childhood to his settling in London with his wife Catherine in 1865, which is usually seen as the year The Salvation Army began. It examines the early life of William Booth more thoroughly than any book before it, paying particular attention to his relationship with Catherine and his time as a Methodist preacher. The second volume, The Soldier, which is to follow, will tell the story of his life from 1865 until his death in 1912, and the early years of The Salvation Army.
The Salvation Army has long been recognized in many countries as Christianity with its sleeves rolled up, and has helped millions of people throughout the world.

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David Malcolm Bennett was born in London, England, during the Second World War and moved to Australia with his Australian-born wife and children in 1973. He has spent over forty years in the book trade, mainly as a bookseller, and has been writing seriously since 1985. He now writes full-time. He has the degrees of B.Th. and M.Th. (with merit) through the Australian College of Theology, and has recently edited and published The Letters of William and Catherine Booth, which contains the Booths' personal correspondence.
As David Bennett, he has written William Booth (a brief introduction to Booth) and D. L. Moody, both published by Bethany House, and The Altar Call: Its Origins and Present Usage, published by the University Press of America. His books also include The End of the World is Near! Or is it? and How to Understand the Bible.
He is a member of Creek Road Presbyterian Church in Brisbane, Australia.

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