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Explore the enduring legacy of William Booth, the visionary founder of The Salvation Army, whose revolutionary approach to social welfare was famously summarized by the motto "Soup, Soap, and Salvation." This encapsulates his holistic mission to address both the physical and spiritual needs of society's most vulnerable, solidifying his place among foundational Christian heroes.

This study delves into the rich history of industrial mission and ecclesiastical social work in Great Britain, examining the practical experience and theoretical theology that underpinned the Church's engagement with industry. It offers a comprehensive look at the evolution of Christian social action within a significant industrial landscape, highlighting the interplay between faith and societal development.