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Here we read the dramatic story of how the Army’s work in Britain has developed over the years clearly symbolised by the changing face of the buildings it h as used for its mission. Within them is told the stirring flesh and blood story of The Salvation Army in Britain, based not on fragments of stone but as seen and expressed and symbolised by the buildings that Salvationists have used during the past 145 years to save souls, grow saints and serve suffering humanity.
The pictures on the cover to this book are taken from a lithographic print of an original painting by Michael John Ewins, ASAI, a well known Hertfordshire artist. He was commissioned to paint it as a permanent reminder of some of the buildings and events significant in Salvation Army history as well as depicting the developing mission and uniform of the Army. The artist was advised by the International Heritage Centre and it is dedication to The Salvation Army of today.
