The Collaborative International Dictionary
Salvationist \Sal*va"tion*ist\, n. An evangelist, a member, or a recruit, of the Salvation Army.
Wiktionary
a. Relating to the doctrine of salvation. n. A person who adheres to the doctrine of salvation.
Usage examples of "salvationist".
But it seems necessary, at the very outset, to call attention to this, lest at any time it should be argued that, after all, the Salvationist life is no better, in our opinion, than the stiffest and most formal specimen of Christianity.
It is best to know ourselves, but we Salvationists are in danger of erring on the other side.
We who live to-day can hardly fancy the fierce, bitter persecution the early-day Salvationists had to fight through.
And so while the philanthropy of the Salvationists and its genuineness may be a reasonable matter for the discussion of the doctors, there can be no doubt about the genuineness of their brass bands, for a brass band is purely spiritual, and seeks only to quicken the internal life.