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The Salvation Army
Evangelical Christian church and charitable organisation
Details
- Inception
- 2 July 1865
- Part of
- Protestantism
- Has parts
- Commissioner in The Salvation Army
- Located in
- Lisbon
- Country
- United Kingdom, Portugal
- Founded by
- William Booth, Catherine Booth
- Main subject
- lifestance organisation
- Religion
- Protestantism
- Awards
- Silver Anvil Award
- bequest income
- 759000, 144000, 151000, 210000, 256000, 709000
- chief executive officer
- Brian Peddle
- child organization or unit
- Salvation Army Czech Republic, Salvos, Salvation Army New Zealand, Heilsarmee Österreich, Salvation Army Germany, Heilsarmee Schweiz, Salvation Army Norway, Salvation Army Denmark, Salvation Army Hungary, Salvation Army Canada, Salvation Army Netherlands, Salvation Army France
- described by source
- The Nuttall Encyclopædia, Small Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition, Orthodox Theological Encyclopedia
- donations
- 47984000, 62990000, 43018000, 59345000, 51858000, 39111000, 62986000, 65459000, 56777000
- employees
- 2826, 2770, 2854, 1793, 2239, 1515, 219, 186, 197, 156, 150, 270
- has cause
- Holiness movement
- industry
- Activities of religious organisations, other social work activities without accommodation n.e.c., voluntary sector
- legal form
- Nonprofit Corporation, trust
- location of formation
- London
- member count
- 1650000
- member of
- Conference of NGOs, ACT Alliance
- name in native language
- The Salvation Army
- native label
- The Salvation Army
- OpenStreetMap tag
- denomination=salvation_army
- owner of
- St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, William Booth Memorial Training College, Cité de refuge, The Temple, 18 Gramercy Park
- position held by head of the organization
- Commissioner in The Salvation Army
- separated from
- Methodism
- short name
- TSA
- social media followers
- 5000, 5720, 6580, 7240, 8000
- topic's main category
- Category:The Salvation Army
- total revenue
- 56868000, 69646000, 53441000, 65242000, 56441000, 49047000, 76666000, 85972000, 81784000
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