Salvation Army, United Kingdom and Ireland Territory

The Salvation Army, United Kingdom and Ireland Territory is the territorial expression of the worldwide Salvation Army.

It continues the movement founded in nineteenth-century Britain by William and Catherine Booth, combining evangelism with extensive social action.

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.

Corps worship features music, preaching, prayer, testimony, and service, alongside community and charitable work.

The Territory is led through officers, corps, divisions, and territorial administration within the international Salvation Army.