In 1882, The Salvation Army came from France to Switzerland. The first meetings, held in Geneva, were immediately followed by Persecution and Mockery.
The Salvationists were not only beaten, but some seriously injured with a wide variety of objects.
The Beginnings of The Salvation Army in Switzerland
"La Maréchale" Catherine Booth, daughter of William and Catherine Booth-Mumford, with Arthur Clibborn and their companions brought the Salvation Army from France to Geneva, where they immediately encountered strong resistance. Their meetings were disrupted with noise and riots. The Salvation Army and its members were laughed at and attacked.
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Region Basel
From the time that The Salvation Army came to Switzerland from France, it required additional time to advance into the German-speaking areas of the country. After approximately 5 years, work also commenced in the region of Basel.
The Salvationists had one goal: to preach the gospel with God's help and to practice His Preachings. So this is in retrospect, thanks to God, who caused so much to grow and prosper.
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