Ex Salvation Army officer explains withdrawal in 1900s Chronicle report
Captain H A Ironside says he leaves the Salvation Army after six years due to disagreements with Bible-based doctrine. He asserts workers were compelled to preach unbiblical ideas, claims he cannot follow orders that contradict scripture, and vows to resume ministry according to his convictions. The address drew a large crowd at 832 Howard Street.
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