This biography, written for older children, details the life and work of the two original founders of the Salvation Army. William and Catherine Booth were both faith filled visionaries who saw a great need to help the poor and destitute of London. Their partnership and devotion resulted in the founding of an organization that cared for both the bodily and spiritual needs of the poor. During their work, the Booths overcame multiple hardships, including illness, lack of financial support, hostile objectors, and more. However, over several years the Salvation Army and its ministry spread to many countries and quickly became a global organization aiding the poor. The story of William and Catherine Booth is not only inspiring because of their ministry and accomplishments, but also because of their personal virtues of faith, perseverance, generosity, and charity.