Salvation Army Quiz
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How much do you know about the army and it's origins?
Questions and Answers
- 1.
When was the Salvation Army founded?
- A.
1829
- B.
1856
- C.
1865
- D.
1879
Correct Answer
C. 1865 -
- 2.
Where did the Salvation Army start?
- A.
Philadelphia, PA
- B.
London, England
- C.
Batterypark, NY
- D.
Alexandria, Virginia
Correct Answer
B. London, England -
- 3.
Who started the Salvation Army?
- A.
Bramwell Booth
- B.
Eva Burrows
- C.
Shaw Clifton
- D.
William and Catherine Booth
Correct Answer
D. William and Catherine Booth -
- 4.
Who is the current General of the Salvation Army? (Hint: Last year for Sunday School opening we did where in the world is this General)
- A.
Shaw Clifton
- B.
Eva Burrows
- C.
John Gowans
- D.
Paul Rader
Correct Answer
A. Shaw Clifton -
- 5.
What was the Salvation Armys first missionary country?
- A.
Russia
- B.
India
- C.
France
- D.
Kenya
Correct Answer
B. India -
- 6.
Who was the Army officer who used to carry a red, yellow, and blue umbrella and was arrested many times for proclaiming the gospel and showing his faith?
- A.
John Pook
- B.
Joe the Turk
- C.
John Larson
- D.
Bramwell Booth
Correct Answer
B. Joe the Turk -
- 7.
How many Countries is the Salvation Army in?
- A.
50
- B.
75
- C.
Over 100
- D.
Over 200
Correct Answer
C. Over 100 -
- 8.
What colors is the Salvation Army flag?
- A.
Red, White, and Blue
- B.
Orange, Green, and Purple
- C.
Blue, Red, and Green
- D.
Blue, Red, and Yellow
Correct Answer
D. Blue, Red, and Yellow -
- 9.
We did not start off with the name "The Salvation Army". What was the first name of the Army?
- A.
Red Cross, Red Shield
- B.
The Christian Mission
- C.
The Jesus Army
- D.
Open Door Mission
Correct Answer
B. The Christian Mission -
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