Godliness: Being Reports of a Series of Addresses Delivered at James's Hall, London, W. During 1881

Godliness is a collection of spiritual addresses delivered by Catherine Mumford Booth in 1881, reflecting her role in founding the Salvation Army. The sermons emphasize key Christian doctrines such as faith, repentance, and charity, urging believers to embrace genuine faith and reject superficial understandings of sin. Booth's passionate tone challenges readers to commit to a life aligned with Christian principles, making this work a significant contribution to the Wesleyan tradition and the promotion of women's roles in ministry.