Catherine Booth

Catherine Booth was a pioneering social reformer and co-founder of The Salvation Army, alongside her husband William Booth. Born in 1829, she was an influential Christian preacher and advocate for social justice, focusing on helping the poor and marginalized. Known for her powerful speaking and leadership, she challenged societal norms of her time regarding gender roles in ministry and social activism. Her work emphasized the importance of faith-based service to improve lives, and her legacy continues through The Salvation Army’s global humanitarian efforts.