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The shooting salvationist : J. Frank Norris and the murder trial that captivated America / by Stokes, David R.(CARDINAL)396749;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 331-339) and index.
Subjects: Biographies.; Norris, J. Frank (John Frank), 1877-1952.; First Baptist Church (Fort Worth, Tex.); Baptists; Fundamentalism; Trials (Murder);
Available copies: 3 / Total copies: 3
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Aldous Huxley, a cynical salvationist / by Ghose, Sisirkumar.(CARDINAL)129144;
Climate of opinion -- Towards the Weltanschauung -- Towards the Weltanschauung (continued) -- Novels -- Appendix: The schizophrenic's Svarga.
Subjects: Huxley, Aldous, 1894-1963.;
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General of God's army : the authorized biography of General Eva Burrows / by Gariepy, Henry.(CARDINAL)765763;
Subjects: Biographies.; Burrows, Eva, 1929-2015.; Salvation Army; Salvationists;
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William & Catherine : the life and legacy of the Booths, founders of the Salvation Army / by Yaxley, Trevor.(CARDINAL)672440; Vanderwal, Carolyn.(CARDINAL)672441;
Includes bibliographical references and index.A mind hungry for truth and a heart for the oppressed : Catherine's early years (1829-1852) -- Hell no! : William's early years (1829-1852) -- And the two shall become one : William and Catherine's courtship (1852-1855) -- One in marriage, one in ministry : a young minister and his wife (1855-1861) -- Obedience at any price : years as an independent evangelist (1861-1865) -- Prayer, faith, and the power of the Holy Spirit : the mission becomes an army (1865-1878) -- To gain, train : preparing a solid foundation in their children and recruits (1878-1886) -- High cost : enduring persecution and the struggles of a growing world movement (1878-1886) -- On trial for righteousness : the Armstrong case (1885) -- A broken heart : Catherine's final years (1886-1890) -- Finishing the race : William's final years (1890-1912) -- Epilogue: The challenge -- Appendix A: English system of currency in the time of the booths -- Appendix B: A timeline of William and Catherine and the Salvation Army -- Appendix C: the Booth family tree.
Subjects: Biographies.; Booth, William, 1829-1912.; Booth, Catherine Mumford, 1829-1890.; Salvation Army; Salvationists;
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The William Booth story [videorecording] by Christian History Institute.; Gateway Films.(CARDINAL)179360; Vision Video (Firm); Voice of the Martyrs (Organization);
Pub owners and their hired thugs are ready for William Booth and his ragtag followers when they come marching into London's East End. With clubs and rocks, the thugs are set to chase this preacher out of town for good. But Booth and his 'Salvation Army' are not dissuaded! Armed only with Bibles, musical instruments, and their faith in God, they march in to face their most dangerous opponents so far. Who will win the spiritual battle for the hurting souls of this forgotten corner of London?
Subjects: Animated films.; Biographical films.; Children's films.; Nonfiction films.; Booth, William, 1829-1912; Salvation Army; Salvationists;
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The decision makers : the men and the million-dollar moves behind today's great corporate success stories / by Heller, Robert,1932-2012.(CARDINAL)126905;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 365-367).The big deciders -- right and wrong -- [Pt.1]. The Truth about decisions -- [Pt. 2]. Judges, juries and Japanese -- [Pt.3]. The Innovators -- [Pt.4]. The Expansionists -- [Pt.5]. The Improvers -- [Pt.6]. The Planners -- [Pt.7]. The Salvationists -- [Pt.8]. The Competitors.A look at industries decision makers-the innovators, the expansionists, the improvers, the planners, the salvationists, and the competitors.
Subjects: Biographies.; Businessmen; Decision making.; Corporations.;
Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2
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Christianity in action : the international history of the Salvation Army / by Gariepy, Henry.(CARDINAL)765763;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 276-277) and index.Introduction -- In the beginning -- Booth finds his destiny -- William and Catherine -- An army is formed -- The sounds of music -- Early persecution -- Women in ministry -- Attacking a monstrous evil -- In darkest England -- Army's theology and ecclesiology -- The sacramental salvationist -- William Booth's legend and legacy -- "The general lays down his sword" -- The Army's high council -- The generals and their legacies -- The Army's government -- The Army's crown jewels -- Invasion of the USA -- Serving the Armed Forces -- Global outreach -- Global gatherings -- Addressing the issues -- Human services -- At front lines of tragedy -- History makers -- Heroes of the faith -- Marching forward.
Subjects: Salvation Army;
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The redeemer [large print] / by Nesbø, Jo,1960-(CARDINAL)352758;
Two young Christmas shoppers stop to hear a Salvation Army concert on a crowded Oslo street. An explosion cuts through the music and the bitter cold : one of the singers falls dead, shot in the head at point-blank range. Harry Hole - the Oslo Police Department's best investigator and worst civil servant - has little to work with: no suspect, no weapon, and no motive. But Harry's troubles will multiply. As the search closes in, the killer becomes increasingly desperate, and Harry's chase takes him to the most forbidden corners of the former Yugoslavia. Yet it's when he returns to Oslo that he encounters true darkness: among the homeless junkies and Salvationists, eagerly awaiting a savior to deliver them from misery - whether he brings new life or immediate death.
Subjects: Large print books.; Fiction.; Hole, Harry (Fictitious character), 1963-; Fugitives from justice; Murder for hire;
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Since yesterday; the nineteen-thirties in America, September 3, 1929-September 3, 1939 / by Allen, Frederick Lewis,1890-1954.(CARDINAL)128933;
I. Prelude: September 3, 1929 -- A very hot day -- What the headlines said -- The crest of the wave -- "A friend of Mr. Jones's" -- A few people, 1929 -- II. Exit Prosperity -- Panic! -- Afterglow, 1930 -- Bathtub gin and the crime wave -- Miniature golf and free wheeling -- Hoover in trouble -- What did it mean? -- III. Down, Down, Down -- In June, 1931 -- The Hoover moratorium -- A dole for corporations -- Oh, yeah? -- Black depression -- The Lindbergh kidnap case -- "Every man is afraid" -- IV. A change of government -- Roosevelt nominated -- The battle of Washington -- Rebellion and ferment -- Technocracy -- Poor Hoover! -- The banks give way -- Curtain -- V. New Deal honemoon -- The new President speaks -- Off with a rush -- All roads lead to Washington -- Extraordinary session -- New-and multiple-Deal -- Happy days are here again -- VI. A change of climate -- Marriage and morals -- Fashion parade -- Repeal and drinking -- Play, sports, gambling -- How the churches fared -- The social salvationists -- "We don't know" -- VII. Reform-and recovery! -- The honeymoon ends -- Reforms, dionnes, and uproar -- Relief -- Dillinger, G-Men, and Dewey -- Huey Long and others -- The Court says no -- VIII. When the farms blew away -- Black blizzards -- Land of promise? -- The tractors go rolling along -- Mature America -- IX. The voice with the smile wins -- The changed world of 1936 -- The pump works-up to a point -- Streamlined trains and trailer -- They hated Roosevelt -- Landon, "The Kansas Coolidge" -- The voice with the smile wins -- Ex-Rex -- X. With pen and camera through darkest America -- Cocktail party, 1935 -- "Tobacco Road" and best sellers -- Social salvationists writing -- The Communists -- Candid camera -- Benny Goodman and Bach -- You can't say that -- Hollywood heaven -- XI. Friction and recession -- Rainy Inaugural -- The CIO sits down -- Taylor, Lewis, Girdler -- The Supreme Court battle -- 1937 montage -- The recession -- Was the New Deal played out? -- XII. The shadow of war -- Isolation or intervention? -- Martians-and Germans-advance --The world of tomorrow? -- A royal visit and a summer lull -- An era ends.
Subjects: Nineteen thirties.;
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The Redeemer / by Nesbø, Jo,1960-author.(CARDINAL)352758; Bartlett, Don,translator.(CARDINAL)354831; Translation of:Nesbø, Jo,1960-Frelseren.;
"Christmas shoppers stop to hear a Salvation Army concert on a crowded Oslo street. A gunshot cuts through the music and the bitter cold: one of the singers falls dead, shot in the head at point-blank range. Harry Hole--the Oslo Police Department's best investigator and worst civil servant--has little to work with: no suspect, no weapon, and no motive. But Harry's troubles will multiply. As the search closes in, the killer becomes increasingly desperate, and Harry's chase takes him to the most forbidden corners of the former Yugoslavia. Yet it's when he returns to Oslo that he encounters true darkness: among the homeless junkies and Salvationists, eagerly awaiting a savior to deliver them from misery--whether he brings new life or immediate death. With its shrewdly vertiginous narrative, acid-etched characters, and white-hot pace, The Redeemer is resounding proof of Jo Nesbø's standing as one of the best crime writers of our time"--Jacket.
Subjects: Detective and mystery fiction.; Hole, Harry (Fictitious character), 1963-; Murder for hire; Police; Police.;
Available copies: 45 / Total copies: 49
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