Publisher's Synopsis
Maud Booth's seminal defense and exploration of The Salvation Army's formative years is given new life in this deluxe non-facsimile version of her classic 1889 work Beneath Two Flags. Filled with examples of the Army's methods, anecdotes from its workers, and numerous testimonies from those brought to saving faith by its mission, it is both a glimpse of a parachurch organization at the height of its powers, and a noteworthy example of how social service and evangelism can work together to change the world. This new version also includes a foreword by Robert Jeffery, MDiv, Director of the Heritage Museum for The Salvation Army's USA Eastern Territory.
