A) 1912 B) 1917 C) 1878 D) 1879
A) 1917 B) 2006 C) 1912 D) 1922
A) An illegal trade union B) A social club C) A government agency D) A paramilitary organisation
A) European Court of Human Rights B) The United Nations C) The International Salvation Army Board D) The Russian Supreme Court
A) Territory of Eastern Europe B) European Central Territory C) Territory of Russia and Asia D) Eurasian Command
A) Captain W.H. Ebdon B) William Booth C) Bramwell Booth D) John Booth
A) Bramwell Booth B) William Booth C) W.H. Ebdon D) The General of the Army
A) Purity and God B) The blood of Jesus C) The war against sin D) The fire of the Holy Spirit
A) The blood of Jesus Christ B) The crown of life C) Purity D) The fire of the Holy Spirit
A) The blood of Jesus B) Purity and God C) The fire of the Holy Spirit D) Sacrifice
A) The shield B) The flag C) The uniform D) The crest
A) Bramwell Booth B) William Booth C) A Russian court official D) Captain W.H. Ebdon
A) 1912 B) 1878 C) 1917 D) 1879
A) The letter S B) A crown C) A sword D) A cross
A) The word of God B) The sacrifice of Jesus C) The salvation available to all D) The light and fire of the Holy Spirit
A) The war against sin B) The fire of the Holy Spirit C) The crown of glory D) The cross of Jesus on which He died
A) Salvation available to all B) The spirit C) The Savior D) The struggle
A) The gospel shots B) God's Word C) The blood of Jesus D) The crown of life
A) 10 B) 3 C) 7 D) 12
A) Truth and Purity B) Salvation and Life C) Blood and Fire D) God and Glory
A) The victory over sin B) The power of God C) The Crown of Life and Glory D) The authority of the Army
A) Hurricane Katrina B) Hurricane Hugo C) Galveston Hurricane D) Hurricane Andrew
A) Indian Ocean earthquake B) Alaska earthquake C) San Francisco earthquake D) Japan earthquake
A) Woodrow Wilson B) Franklin D. Roosevelt C) Theodore Roosevelt D) William Howard Taft
A) Nongovernmental relief agency B) Intergovernmental organization C) Governmental military branch D) Private corporate entity
A) New schools B) New bridges C) New boats D) New hospitals
A) More than US$500 million B) More than US$100 million C) More than US$200 million D) More than US$365 million
A) COMMS B) SATERN C) RADIO D) HAM-NET
A) More than 10,000 B) More than 5,000 C) More than 25,000 D) More than 50,000
A) 178,000 B) 365,000 C) 1.7 million D) 277,000
A) SalvationYouth B) Alove C) YouthArmy D) NewGen
A) National Council for Voluntary Youth Services B) World Council of Churches C) Red Cross International D) NVOAD
A) 21st century B) 18th century C) 19th century D) 20th century
A) Stations B) Corps C) Units D) Chapters
A) Temples or citadels B) Shrines or sanctuaries C) Cathedrals or halls D) Bases or fortresses
A) Sally Army B) Sally's C) The Sally Ann D) Salvos
A) Sally's B) Salvos Stores C) Sally Army D) The Sally Ann
A) They are discarded in landfills B) They are donated to local schools C) They are burned for fuel D) They are recycled into items like carpet underlay
A) Three months B) Six months C) Two years D) One year
A) Doing the Most Good B) Faith in Action C) Serving the Community D) Helping Those in Need
A) Vocational training B) Mandatory labor C) Work therapy D) Community service
A) Online liquidation B) Dock sale C) Clearance bin D) Bulk auction
A) Sally's B) Salvos C) The Sally Ann D) Sally Army
A) Career Development Initiative B) Job Seekers Alliance C) Benefit Reform Scheme D) Work Programme
A) Doughnut Lassies B) Salvation Sisters C) War Volunteers D) The Baker Brigade
A) In soldiers' helmets B) In deep fryers C) In mess hall pots D) In iron skillets
A) Chicago B) London C) New York City D) Paris
A) Bradford Gilbert B) William Booth C) Bramwell Booth D) Nils Erikson
A) Bradford Gilbert B) Gunpei Yamamuro C) William Booth D) Jerry McAuley
A) Four B) Three C) Two D) One
A) William Booth B) Bradford Gilbert C) Jerry McAuley D) Major Nils Erikson
A) England B) Scandinavia C) France D) Japan
A) 1885 B) 1938 C) 1917 D) 1911
A) The Mayor of London B) Queen Victoria C) The Prime Minister D) The House of Commons
A) Bramwell Booth B) W.T. Stead C) Nils Erikson D) Gunpei Yamamuro
A) 14 August 1885 B) 12 December 1885 C) 1 January 1911 D) 1 June 1938
A) Presbyterian B) Baptist C) Catholic D) Methodist
A) London B) Sydney C) New York D) Paris
A) Volunteers B) Salvationists C) Crusaders D) Missionaries
A) Lutheranism B) Calvinism C) Methodism D) Anglicanism
A) Hymn singing B) Bible reading C) Sacraments D) Prayer
A) The London Army B) Holiness Mission C) East London Christian Mission D) Christian Relief Society
A) 1865 B) 1891 C) 1880 D) 1878
A) Christian principles B) Financial savings C) Government mandate D) Legal requirements
A) Sydney B) New York C) Hadleigh D) London
A) Bramwell Booth B) Lyndon Buckingham C) Dwight D. Eisenhower D) William Booth
A) 175 B) 100 C) 50 D) 133
A) New Birth B) Baptism C) Entire sanctification D) Holy Communion
A) Lyndon Buckingham B) William Booth C) George Scott Railton D) Bramwell Booth
A) Academic degrees B) Ecclesiastical titles C) Military ranks D) Corporate titles
A) Deacons B) Officers C) Priests D) Pastors
A) M B) O C) A D) S
A) Private B) Lieutenant C) Corporal D) Sergeant
A) Transfer letters B) Deployment papers C) Marching orders D) Ministry mandates
A) Only for non-pastoral roles B) Only in specific countries C) Yes D) No
A) Always red B) Always gold C) Always black D) Colour-coded
A) Kent B) London C) Essex D) Manchester
A) Over 60% B) Over 40% C) Over 20% D) Over 80%
A) Army Handbook B) Parliamentary Bill C) City Council Survey D) Royal Commission report
A) Helps to Holiness B) The Army Manual C) The Protestant Bible D) The Doctrines of Faith
A) Eleven B) Twelve C) Ten D) Nine
A) Only on special holidays B) Yes C) No D) Only for children
A) The baptismal font B) The mercy seat C) The altar D) The pulpit
A) The Army Constitution B) Soldier's Covenant C) Articles of Faith D) The Sacred Document
A) International Headquarters B) The government C) The congregation D) Local church leaders
A) Only under specific medical conditions B) Opposes it C) Supports it D) Neutral
A) 2005 B) 2012 C) 2017 D) 2010
A) Only for heinous crimes B) Up to individual soldiers C) Against it D) In favor of it
A) 2017 B) 2012 C) 2010 D) 2008
A) Rectifiable at will B) A grave sin C) Not blameworthy D) An illness
A) It is encouraged B) It is a matter of personal opinion C) It is a medical condition D) It is unacceptable
A) 5 July 2015 B) 1 January 2012 C) 8 December 2017 D) 10 October 2010
A) It is irrelevant to faith B) The world is enriched by it C) It causes conflict D) It should be avoided
A) Greeting from the Minister B) A membership vote C) A sermon D) A communal meal
A) A sermon is given B) Prayers are led C) Hymns are sung D) A benediction is given
A) Benediction B) Sunday School C) Scripture reading D) Collection of offerings
A) The Sunday School teacher B) The soldiers C) A member of the congregation D) The Minister
A) Completing a degree B) Signing the document C) Living in a barracks D) Paying a fee
A) Global Labor Justice B) United Nations Refugee Agency C) International Human Rights Watch D) Modern Slavery Helpline
A) 150 B) 322 C) 512 D) 461 |