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CATHERINE BOOTH: Advocate for Equality in Marriage and Ministry
Catherine Booth (1829-1890), together with her husband, William Booth (1829-1912) founded the Salvation Army in 1865 in East London, England.
When Catherine died, William wrote a moving tribute to [She was,] “the mother who nurtured his children, the wife who had stood side-by-side with him in battle and a warrior who never flinched from a battle.” He said his heart was full of gratitude because God had, for a season, lent him such a treasure. He called her his friend, his counselor and adviser. This tribute conveys the love story that was the Booth's marriage.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER
1. Catherine’s Childhood
2. Catherine and William's Courtship
3. The Methodists Disapproval of William Booth
4. The Booths Begin Doing Street Ministry
5. Catherine Begins Speaking Publicly
6. The Hallelujah Lasses
7. Catherine Booth's Death
Epilogue
Words of Wisdom by Catherine Booth
Catherine Booth’s Writings
About the Author
When Catherine died, William wrote a moving tribute to [She was,] “the mother who nurtured his children, the wife who had stood side-by-side with him in battle and a warrior who never flinched from a battle.” He said his heart was full of gratitude because God had, for a season, lent him such a treasure. He called her his friend, his counselor and adviser. This tribute conveys the love story that was the Booth's marriage.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER
1. Catherine’s Childhood
2. Catherine and William's Courtship
3. The Methodists Disapproval of William Booth
4. The Booths Begin Doing Street Ministry
5. Catherine Begins Speaking Publicly
6. The Hallelujah Lasses
7. Catherine Booth's Death
Epilogue
Words of Wisdom by Catherine Booth
Catherine Booth’s Writings
About the Author
32 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 1, 2022
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