1. Where and when was the Salvation Army founded? London 1865 London 1807 New York 1902 New York 1830

2. Who was the founder of the Salvation Army? William Brummell Herbert Anderson Herbert Armstrong William Booth

3. What was the original name of The Salvation Army? The Hallelujah Army The Salvation Army The East London Christian Mission The Volunteer Mission

4. The Salvation Army has a quasi-military structure. The members of the corps (church) are called soldiers and the ministers are called officers. The officers are assigned a rank just like in the military. Which of the following ranks does NOT belong? Commissioner Major Private Captain

5. Who was the first female general (head leader) of The Salvation Army? Catherine Booth Eliza Shirley Eva Burrows Evangeline Booth

6. Just about everyone in the US has seen the Salvation Army's red kettles during Christmas season. What pro football team has, for the past ten years, been instrumental in getting "the kettle season" off to a good start? Washington Redskins Miami Dolphins Dallas Cowboys Cincinatti Bengals

7. The Salvation Army today is located in approximately how many countries? 10 - 25 over 100 40 - 60 70 - 100

8. During which conflict did the famous Salvation Army "doughnut girls" serve their first doughnuts? The Korean War The War of 1812 World War I World War II

9. The Salvation Army founder talked about three Ss which he believed best expressed the way the Army helped the less fortunate. What did these three Ss stand for? Soup, Soap and Salvation Sobriety, Singing and Salvation Sobriety, Sandwiches and Souls Soup, Singing and Sandwiches

10. The Salvation Army IS a mainline Christian church, however, the main difference between the Army and most churches is their stance on the sacraments, especially water baptism and communion. The reasoning behind the refraining from communion is mainly historical. What is this reason? Many early converts were alcoholics - Communion wine may have led these converts back to the bottle. They wanted to put the emphasis on faith, not ceremony Many early leaders and members were women. It would have been frowned upon for women to serve communion at the time. All of these