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    Tamsui through his missionary‚ medical and education work. He not only changed the cultural landscape of Tamsui‚ he himself became an inseparable part of Tamsui history. * Background and childhood Mackay was born in Zorra Village‚ Oxford‚ Ontario‚ Canada on March 21‚ 1844 to a Scottish emigrant family. His parents were typical Presbyterians‚ with immovable faith and devoted family values. The turning point of his life came early at the age of 10. That year‚ renowned missionary William Chalmers

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    Just Another Day In The Life Parking in the lot of the professional counselor’s office‚ I sat and stared at the building. My stomach was queasy‚ my hands sweaty and not so steady. Thoughts of the past counseling sessions with my family decades ago foremost in my mind. I had to remind myself that I was not here for a personal counseling session‚ but I had a purpose‚ an interview with Carrie‚ Licensed Professional Counselor. So‚ with my notebook in my hand and my recorder in the other‚ I proceeded

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    the constant daily grind of a missionary himself seems to have been a great leader and organizer of his recruits to the mission field. One of the negative aspects of the commitment to the ministry and missions seems to have been the importance to forsake all family‚ including wife and children for the sake of the work. Missionaries were encouraged to leave their families or remain single. Zinzendorf would spend thirty-three years overseeing his network of missionaries with much of his time spent from

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    early 1900s. This war was started in an effort for Chinese people called “Boxers” to keep foreign missionaries out of their country in order to avoid the influencing of their culture and communities. There were many arguments for and against the U.S.’s involvement in the war. U.S. involvement was needed in the Boxer Rebellion because the rebellion threatened U.S.-China trade relations‚ American missionaries were dying‚ and the U.S. needed to prove it was willing to protect its economy. If the Boxer Rebellion

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    Introduction In the introduction‚ the writer shares about challenges he faces upon his first missionary work as a teacher in Sierra Leone. In his mission‚ he learnt a lot from the religious activities that were going on around him. In his story‚ he mentions that even though he once thought he was well equipped for mission‚ his presuppositions were soon displaced when he reached his mission field and realized that the tools he prepared were even not necessary in his work. He needed a new set of materials

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    her dream of becoming a missionary. Ashbel Green granted Betsy her freedom around the same time that she was accepted in the First Presbyterian Church. After Betsy received her freedom‚ she became a member of the American Board of Commissions for Foreign Missionaries. At first she wanted to go to Africa but her friends encouraged her not to go. Another opportunity presented itself soon thereafter. She was presented with the chance to join a group of about 30 missionaries on their way to Hawaii

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    page 4 Part 1: Who are the Rajput? page 4 Part 2: History of the Rajput page 5 Part 3: The family‚ marriage and the caste system page 5-7 Part 4: Religion page 7 Part 5: Where they live page 8 Chapter 2: Missionary Efforts to India page 9-11 Chapter 3: Strategy for Reaching the Rajput page 11-17 Conclusion page 17 Bibliography page 18 INTRODUCTION There are many different people in the world today with a varied view of religion

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    This chapter talks about how the Spanish missionaries such as Francisco Blancas de San Jose translated the vernacular of the Filipino natives into Castilian and why is it that they only focus on helping their fellow missionaries and not the natives. Spanish scholar Nebrija writes that “Language is always the companion of empire; therefore it follows that together they begin‚ grow‚ and flourish and together they fall.” Hence with this in mind‚ missionaries are required to dominate the language of

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    The Ibo tribe’s culture has slowly drifted away and same goes for Okonkwo as a person. Ever since the missionaries came‚ the culture has fell apart. This is exactly why the collision of the Ibo culture and the missionaries create a great change in Okonkwo’s identity. The collision in the cultures starts off first when the missionaries come to the tribe. “At first the clan had assumed that it would not survive. But it had gone on living and getting stronger.” This showing that the church getting

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    Gentiles were converted as well. The missionary journey started off very well. But‚ before we go to the second stop‚it is worth mentioning here‚ the sudden decision of the young boy John Mark to leave the missionary journey and return to Jerusalem. Why he left? No reason is given. Acts 13:13‚ simply states: "John left them to return to Jerusalem." Paul must have taken it very seriously‚ because‚ when later‚ the two apostles decided to begin their second missionary journey‚ this is what happened.

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