The Salvation Army is a branch of Christianity that was founded 150 years ago. It was established in the UK as a religious means of social reform, with the aim of helping everyone, "without discrimination." They have since become synonymous with their brass bands, distinctive uniforms, and bright banners, which can be seen in over 130 countries across the world.
However, the army ethos and strict discipline of the organization have often caused controversy and left the public divided in their opinions of the true meaning of the Christian mission. As they celebrate their 150th year, let’s take a look back at their journey. Click on to explore.