R. G. Moyles

Christian Warfare in Rhodesia-Zimbabwe

History & Biography

“In this carefully researched history, Norman Murdoch focuses on the Salvation Army's involvement in Zimbabwe's history, charting its erratic missionizing career there and revealing hitherto undisclosed attitudes and influences regarding its partisan support of British colonialism. This book deserves to be read not only by Salvationists but by all who are interested in the missionary impulse or the history of British colonization in Africa.”

Saved to Save and Saved to Serve

History & Biography

“Saved to Save and Saved to Serve is not only an excellent introduction to the history of the Salvation Army, but a brilliant analysis of the organization’s development as a religious institution. Examining everything from its historical roots—its theology, ecclesiology, style of worship, and social action—to its present-day attitude, Hill shows us clearly just how the Army, by a natural evolution and a deliberate program of institutionalization, has progressed from a freestyle evangelical agency into a community church.”