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Missionary groups in Africa typically engage in various activities, including spreading religious teachings, providing humanitarian aid, and supporting community development projects. They may establish schools, healthcare facilities, and orphanages to improve education and health outcomes. Additionally, missionaries often work to promote social justice and empower local communities through training and resources. Their efforts can vary significantly depending on the group's specific mission and the needs of the communities they serve.
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Who were the missionary and the newspaper reporters famous for their explorations of unknown parts of Africa in the 1800's?
David Livingstone was a missionary and an explorer in Africa. Georg Schmidt was a missionary to South Africa. Casalis and Arbousset were missionaries sent by the Parisian Missionary Society.
Was Francis of Assisi a missionary?
Yes, he did do missionary work especially to the Muslims of North Africa.
How did David Livingstone get to Africa?
He arrived in Africa in 1841 as a missionary.
Africa?
Who was the first missionary to go to Africa.
Who was the most famous missionary- of Africa?
David Livingstone (1813-1873). British Congregationalist missionary serving with the London Missionary Society.
What roles did Livingstone serve?
He was an English missionary working in Africa.
What is the name of the first missionary that came to Africa?
Moses, if not Adam.
Who is the Scottish doctor-missionary who went to Africa in 1873?
The Scottish doctor-missionary who went to Africa in 1873 was a man named David Livingstone; born in Blantyre, Scotland, March 19, 1813. Died in Africa, May, 1873
What is a person who tries to teach religion in places like Africa?
A Missionary
What explorer and missionary discovered new information about the interior of Africa?
The British
Which British missionary doctor explored the interior of Africa?
David Livingstone
Why did David Livingstone explore the interior of Africa?
he wanted to do missionary work there.
