Any profession of Jesus Christ

Words and image of lade in traditional Salvation Army hat

the image of this bookmark
kindly donated by
Georg Hartong, The Netherlands

Any profession
of Jesus Christ
which brings
no Cross is
all nonsense

image of lady
wearing traditional
Salvation Army hat.

ribbon on which are words:-

I DONT CARE
HOW NEAR TO THE
BOTTOMLESS PIT I GO
IN ORDER
TO SAVE
MANKIND

image of man (possibly Booth)
holding a Salvation Army banner
and a bible

21.2cm long by 6.6cm wide

Signed: "T. STEVENS COVENTRY AND LONDON" on the reverse pointed end.

Stevens logo reverse pointed end of this bookmark
Stevens logo on the reverse pointed end of this bookmark

William Booth was born in Nottingham in 1829 and died in 1912. He was a British itinerant Methodist preacher, and established a mission in Whitechapel, London, in 1865. There was reluctance on the part of the established churches to accept his religious converts from the slum dwellings, and this led to the foundation of the Salvation Army in 1877.

This bookmark is a pair with sb964 - Hold on in the dark

This page was created on 18 January 2004
new image added 15 May 2011

copyright

Reference Number:-	Darby Number:-	Godden Number:-
sb 372	6	365

Size of Silk:	21.2cm long by 6.6cm wide
Alternative back-ground colours:
Comments:	Signed: "T. STEVENS COVENTRY AND LONDON" on the reverse pointed end. Stevens logo on the reverse pointed end of this bookmark William Booth was born in Nottingham in 1829 and died in 1912. He was a British itinerant Methodist preacher, and established a mission in Whitechapel, London, in 1865. There was reluctance on the part of the established churches to accept his religious converts from the slum dwellings, and this led to the foundation of the Salvation Army in 1877. This bookmark is a pair with sb964 - Hold on in the dark