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| Field | Salvation Army, United Kingdom and Ireland Territory |
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| Type | Church |
| Origin | modern territory United Kingdom and Ireland |
| Overview | The Salvation Army, United Kingdom and Ireland Territory is the territorial expression of the worldwide Salvation Army. |
| History | It continues the movement founded in nineteenth-century Britain by William and Catherine Booth, combining evangelism with extensive social action. |
| Beliefs and emphases | It is evangelical and Wesleyan in heritage, stressing conversion, holy living, practical service, and care for people in need; it traditionally does not observe Baptism or communion as ordinances. |
| Worship and practice | Corps worship features music, preaching, prayer, testimony, and service, alongside community and charitable work. |
| Organisation and life | The Territory is led through officers, corps, divisions, and territorial administration within the international Salvation Army. |
| Broader traditions | Salvation Army |
| Variants | — |
| Related | — |
| Contrasting positions | — |