Salvation Army corps

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Background Christianity · Protestantism · Pietism · Anglicanism · Arminianism · Calvinism · Methodism · Holiness movement

Organization General · Chief of the Staff · High Council · Officer · Soldier · Corps

Persons William Booth · Catherine Booth · Bramwell Booth · Evangeline Booth · Ballington Booth · Catherine Bramwell-Booth · Emma Churchill · Ray Steadman-Allen · John Gowans · John Larsson · Shaw Clifton

Other Promoted to Glory · Salvation Army Band · International Staff Band · Order of the Founder · Limelight Department · Christmas kettle · War Cry

Related organizations Volunteers of America · Skeleton Army · The Blind Beggar

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A Salvation Army corps is a church and place of worship in The Salvation Army. In keeping with Salvationist convention in using military terminology, corps are casually known as barracks. Many corps are additionally called temples or citadels, such as Openshaw Citadel.