Regeneration Being an Account of the Social Work of The Salvation Army in Great Britain

"Regeneration" by H. Rider Haggard is a revealing look at the Salvation Army's crucial work in Great Britain during the early 1900s. The author shines a light on the organization's widespread efforts to help the poor and forgotten, taking readers behind the scenes of their many programs, like shelters and training centers, designed to uplift those in need. Haggard begins by dispelling common misunderstandings about the Salvation Army, contrasting public opinion with the real, life-changing work they do. He shares his own experiences visiting different facilities and meeting people whose lives have been touched by the Army's help, offering a deeper appreciation for the impact of their social missions in restoring hope and independence to the vulnerable.