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SALVATION ARMY: WOMEN, 1888. The Slum Sisters Service of the Salvation Army

SALVATION ARMY: WOMEN, 1888. The Slum Sisters Service of the Salvation Army


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SALVATION ARMY: WOMEN, 1888. The Slum Sisters Service of the Salvation Army

SALVATION ARMY: WOMEN, 1888.
The Slum Sisters Service of the Salvation Army. Women who opted not to wear the Salvation Army uniform in London, in order to appear more approachable. Engraving, English, 1888

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1888 Captain Cook Employee Lieutenant London Meeting Poverty Preacher Salvation Army Shawl Sister Slum Teacher Victorian Webb


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This engraving from 1888 showcases the Slum Sisters Service of the Salvation Army, a group of dedicated women who chose not to wear the traditional uniform in order to connect more easily with those living in poverty-stricken areas of London. The image depicts a powerful scene where these compassionate women gather for a meeting, ready to make a difference in their community. The Victorian era setting is evident through the clothing and shawls worn by these remarkable sisters. Their determination shines through as they discuss strategies to uplift those affected by destitution and despair. Led by an American captain and an English lieutenant, this diverse group includes teachers, preachers, cooks, and employees all united under the banner of salvation. The print captures both the resilience of these women and their commitment to serving others selflessly. It serves as a reminder that even during challenging times like late 19th-century London when poverty was rampant, there were individuals willing to step forward and bring hope into people's lives. This historical piece offers us insight into how organizations like the Salvation Army have evolved over time while remaining true to their mission: providing aid without judgment or discrimination. It reminds us that compassion knows no boundaries or uniforms; it simply requires genuine empathy towards our fellow human beings.

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