Front Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Dedication -- One: Introduction -- THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CATHERINE BOOTH -- THE LIFE OF CATHERINE BOOTH -- THE PURPOSE OF THIS BOOK -- Two: Salvation -- THE ATONEMENT -- A Governmental Scheme of Redemption -- Formative Influences -- LAW AND CONSCIENCE, LOVE AND GRACE -- Love and Grace -- THE ORDO SALUTIS -- Salvation Continues -- Salvation's End -- CONCLUSION -- Three: The Pursuit of Holiness -- SEEKING HOLINESS -- EXPERIENCING HOLINESS -- FORMATIVE INFLUENCES -- William Boardman -- William Arthur -- HOLINESS AND REVIVAL -- PHOEBE PALMER'S QUESTIONABLE INFLUENCE -- CONCLUSION -- Four: Doctrine of Holiness -- CATHERINE BOOTH'S DOCTRINE OF HOLINESS -- ENDURING INFLUENCES -- Charles Finney -- Asa Mahan -- Robert Pearsall Smith and the Keswick Movement -- John Fletcher -- CONCLUSION -- Five: The Church -- VISIBLE CHURCH-INVISIBLE ECCLESIOLOGY? -- THE DEVELOPMENT OF CATHERINE BOOTH'S SALVATIONIST ECCLESIOLOGY -- THE SALVATION ARMY'S RELATIONSHIP TO THE CHURCH -- THE FORM OF THE CHURCH IN CATHERINE BOOTH'S ECCLESIOLOGY -- The Church in Christological Perspective -- The Church in Missiological Perspective -- The Church in Eschatological Perspective -- CONCLUSION -- Six: Ministry -- MINISTRY DEVELOPMENT -- FEMALE TEACHING -- CONCLUSION -- Seven: The Sacraments -- HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT -- A NON-SACRAMENTAL SALVATIONIST -- FORMATIVE INFLUENCES -- Augustus Neander -- John Wesley -- Methodism -- The Holiness Movement -- CATHERINE BOOTH'S INFLUENCE ASSESSED -- Roger Green -- David Rightmire -- CONCLUSION -- Eight: Conclusion -- A SUMMARY OF FINDINGS -- THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS STUDY -- THE WIDER CONTRIBUTION OF THIS STUDY -- CONCLUSION -- Bibliography -- Visiting a Salvation Army Citadel -- Back Cover.