Red-Hot and Righteous: The Urban Religion of The Salvation Army
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Red-Hot and Righteous: The Urban Religion of The Salvation Army

by Diane Winston

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In Red-Hot and Righteous, Diane Winston presents an examination of The Salvation Army's urban religion. The book explores how this organization embodies faith and social action within city contexts, offering insights into its methods and impact on urban communities.

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Red-Hot and Righteous delves into the urban religion practiced by The Salvation Army, highlighting its presence in city environments.

The book offers a perspective on how this organization integrates faith with community service in urban settings.

Through Diane Winston's analysis, readers gain understanding of The Salvation Army's approach to righteousness and social engagement.

This work provides a focused look at the religious practices that define the group's urban mission.

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