Missionaries

The Boxers were concerned about foreign influences and the introduction of opium by European traders. Adrian Hastings (A World History of Christianity) says the missionaries were haunted by the fear that pride would drive the Chinese to revolt, and so thought it important to keep them in a state of humility. Missionaries, Protestant as well as Catholic, had depended on the opium connection, with many travelling to China in ships carrying opium, their funds remitted via opium traders and their charitable or educational work relying on donations from resident Western firms connected with the opium trade.

As you are not clear on which apostle. Peter went to Rome, Thomas to India, and Paul made 3 missionary journeys to Antioch, Ephesus, Corinth and Thessolinica.

Francisco Hidalgo was a Franciscan priest who came to Texas from Spain in 1683 to help found missions and preach to the Indians.

Missionary involvement was starting to be allowed in the 1920s when Africa was starting to become safer. Most all of the missionaries started to arrive by sea in the 19th century. After WWI, churches started settling in certain parts of Africa. The churches lasted through most of the colonial era.

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for me the happiest religion is assembly of god

Catholicism

The scripture doesn't make clear whether Paul actually went ashore on the island of Samothrace, but the ship was apparently only in the area one day before heading to Neapolis.(Acts 16:11). It is said that, even today, the present-day island of Samothraki offers places to safely anchor a large ship, while not having a particularly good harbor for disembarking.

This is my experience with the LDS church and the missionaries:

I was a single mom with children....the two missionaries came into my life and made me very happy only to end up with heartbreak when they were done with their mission and left you. At first you think they are very educated and really love their work on a mission, but this isn't always true. Many of them feel pressured to go on a mission. They are not the psychiatrists or the conduits you think they are for the church. I believe they do love the church but not always as much as you think. After they are done with their mission they do not like talking about the gospel as much as you thought they would. I tried e-mailing or writing them after, and they aren't as focused on the gospel or as interested in talking about it as they were while they were on their missions.

I wanted to continue talking about the scriptures with them after their mission was done as a friend but was disappointed in not feeling like they wanted to. They are young they are and they are human... so don't judge a book by its cover... the smiles, the finely dressed look, and the impression that they are fully educated in the LDS gospel can be temporary. I cried my eyes out when my first missionaries that got us baptized moved on. I felt ignored.

I do believe in the church fully, but now I understand what was going on. I don't want anyone else blindsided by getting converted for the missionaries rather than for God. Just love the church and study the scriptures and do it for you and God only.

the Jesuit

because they help spread Christianity, which some rulers wanted

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Missionaries expanded Christianity by traveling to various regions, often in challenging conditions, to spread their faith through preaching, teaching, and establishing churches. They engaged with local cultures, sometimes adapting their messages to resonate with indigenous beliefs and practices. Additionally, missionaries often provided social services, such as education and healthcare, which helped to gain acceptance and convert local populations. Their efforts were instrumental in establishing Christian communities and influencing societal values across diverse regions.

This depends on where you go to school. Some missionaries go to the field without any prior training, which is not recommended but it has been done. Most missionaries attend a Christian college for four years before becoming a missionary. But there are many others who attend two year or one year programs before becoming a missionary. For a recommended one year missionary training school, go to the link on the bottom entitled "What is a school you could attend to become a missionary?"

The mission and vision of Red Ribbon Bakeshop is to make great-tasting food that is of superior quality. They focus on using the best ingredients and making improvements as necessary to keep their customers happy.

I think it's a habit. Follow the link to the Wikipedia page.

William colenso

It depends on what religion you are talking about, and what historical period, but missionaries have gone all over the world... of all races, but probably more white.

This depends on the religion or denomination of the missionary. In most churches or denominations, it would be more customary to give the missionaries gifts as they leave, not as they return.