The Outsiders: Being A Sketch Of The Social Work Of The Salvation Army

Written by one of the most prominent women in the history of the Salvation Army, this book offers a fascinating look at the organization’s efforts to help the less fortunate. From its early days in London to its expansion into other parts of the world, readers will get a comprehensive understanding of this iconic institution.

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