William Booth Evangelism Preacher

Video of actual footage showing William Booth riding in these new inventions called 'Automobiles', to further his campaign for Christ.

The audio is all the recordings of all movies and recordings found of William Booth and the earliest beginning of the Salvation Army including his funeral.

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for a complete list available.
In 1865 Booth came across a group of evangelists who were struggling to hold an open air meetings. Such was Booth's impact that he was invited to become the leader of the group. His first words to his wife when he returned home later in the day were: 'Kate, I've found my destiny!'

This small band of evangelists was the seed from which The Salvation Army grew. First they called themselves 'The Christian Revival Society' then they became 'The Christian Mission' finally in the autumn of 1878 they declared themselves to be 'The Salvation Army'. These changes of name prove their growing vision of a calling from God to engage in all out, no holds barred, war like mission in the name of Christ.
"No sort of defense is needed for preaching out of doors, but it would need very potent arguments to prove that a man had done his duty who has never preached beyond the walls of his meeting-house." C.H. Spurgeon