William Booth and His Army

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The narrative follows William Booth, a Methodist evangelist whose remarkable success led to the embarrassment of fellow ministers. In 1857, they decided to sideline him by voting to remove him from general evangelism, assigning him instead to a small district. This decision highlights the tensions within the church and sets the stage for Booth's eventual founding of the Salvation Army, showcasing his resilience and commitment to his mission.