11 doctrines of The Salvation Army. He then re-
views 12 distinct calls, the first of which is the
call to worship. Recognizing that it is essential
for new believers to gather regularly for worship
in order to develop a Christian worldview, Major
Doss invites the reader to consider The Salvation
are one and the same. The calling to take up
one's cross is still relevant today and we are to
knowledge and weaving them together into one
covering its roots, theology and
gelical origins, the truth of Scrip-
ture and the personal/experiential
side of the Christian faith. He ex-
pounds on the Army's desire to
understand the secular world and
to care for it, and advocates for
laws and institutions to uphold
God's law. In addressing the
sometimes divisive and misunder-
stood stance of non�sacramental-
ism, as it relates, for instance, to
baptism and the Eucharist, he explains how for the Salvationist,
sacraments are a matter of the heart and involve every aspect
of life.
leadership. It outlines three key dilemmas facing a global church,
including nationalism, cultural differences and the ultimate
threat of war. Now in its fifth printing, this popular Crest Book
offers Salvationists and non-Salvationists alike an instructive
look back at the growth of the Army and a hopeful vision for
the future.
The People's General, marking the
20th anniversary of General Eva Bur-
rows' retirement as an active officer.
view with the General in 1996. Absent of
Salvation Army jargon, it is down to earth,
open and honest, and confirms that Bur-
rows was ahead of her time on a number
of issues. She tackles questions of wom-
en's leadership, leadership styles, the Ar-
my's place in the world today and her own
relationship with God. The book includes
the road for that purpose.
and with any generation, as long as she is with others.
Still actively involved in her corps, her philosophy is
summed up when she says, "Actually, I am a now person.
I live in the now."
feeling tired in their officership and those who need a
lift in their spiritual life.
text for the new recovery pro-
gram for those seeking mem-
bership in The Salvation Army.
Doss draws on his many years
in ministry with Salvation
demonstrate how individuals
and groups can use this re-
source to understand why
world requires a correspond-
ing inward movement, a call-
ing from ourselves to God." He
begins with three bodies of
knowledge--the 12 vital areas
highlighted by The Salvation