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A '''missionary''' is one who spreads a [[religion]] or [[faith]].  [[Christianity|Christian]] missionaries were involved in many early [[colonialism]] efforts, explaining the spread and staying power of [[Catholicism]] in South American nations like [[Mexico]] and throughout the [[Pacific]] nations.
 
A '''missionary''' is one who spreads a [[religion]] or [[faith]].  [[Christianity|Christian]] missionaries were involved in many early [[colonialism]] efforts, explaining the spread and staying power of [[Catholicism]] in South American nations like [[Mexico]] and throughout the [[Pacific]] nations.
  

Revision as of 08:56, January 1, 2025

Hong Kong Christians at Gateway Camp. In 2005, there were four times as many non-Western World Christians as there were Western World Christians.[1]

A missionary is one who spreads a religion or faith. Christian missionaries were involved in many early colonialism efforts, explaining the spread and staying power of Catholicism in South American nations like Mexico and throughout the Pacific nations.

Due in part to missionaries, in terms of its geographic distribution, Christianity is the most globally diverse religion.[2]

Raising missionary support

Raising support for missionary trips

See also

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