'And will not God bring about justice for his chosen ones, who
cry out to him day and night? Will he keep putting them off? I
tell you, he will see that ‘they' get justice, and quickly.' The
history of The Salvation Army in fighting injustice receives its
greatest compliments when the truth of its actions is written by
others and not by us. One story of our past that continues to be
repeated is highlighted on the label of a matchbox: LIGHTS IN
DARKEST ENGLAND Security from Fire! Fair wages for Fair Work!
The Salvation Army Social Wing The eyes of William Booth,
Founder of The Salvation Army, viewed injustice in the
workplaces of England. In particular, matches that were made
using phosphorous had an advantage that they could be struck on
any dry surface. Yet advantages that increase profit margins of
employers often do not take workers into consideration. As we
pray for social justice, both from within The Salvation Army and
throughout the world, Isaiah has something to say about our
inner focus: ‘You wonder