Missionar
a Missionar (from latin for envoys) is a member of a religion, which in another country for its religious community recruits.
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Christianity
in the Christianityhave mission acres and Missionarinnen an important meaning. Already many the Apostel are to be regarded like Apostel Paulus as the first Christian mission acres. The Christianity is to today a missionierende religion.
The basis for an activity as Missionar exists in onereligious transmission consciousness, which motivates mission acres in addition, their faith also different persons and peoples almost-bring.
Islam
mission efforts in the Islam were in particular in Indonesia, Africa, the Arab peninsula, on the Balkans and in central Asia from lasting effect. (see also Dai (Islam))
Not all religions are missionary active: Examples are the Judentum, Sikhs or Zarathustrier.
mission acres
- Ansgar (archbishop)
- pc. Arbogast
- Winfried Bonifatius
- Columban of Luxeuil
- Ethelbert of Kent
- Goar
- Jonathan Edward (Prediger)
- Justus ofCanterbury
- Johann Ludwig Krapf
- Liudger (Ludger)
- David Livingstone
- Hudson Taylor
- James Hepburn
- Charles Haddon Spurgeon
- Mellitus
- Patrick of Ireland
- Severin of Noricum
- Virgilius of Salzburg
- Suitbert
- Willibrord
- John Wesley
- smelling pool of broadcasting corporations William
- Willehad
- Johann Flierl
- Luis Lintner
- William pos ELT
- Black Ewald
- white Ewald
organizations, institutions, mission companies
- Basler mission
- Danish resounding ash mission
- Hermannsburger mission
- Liebenzeller mission
- the Jesuiten
- Steyler of mission acres
see also: Missionierende religion
