Missionaries of The World: World Vision

Introduction: World Vision is a nonprofit founded by Dr. Bob Pierce in the early 1950s. The main purpose of piercing was to help orphans in the Korean War; he traveled widely in China in 1947. At that time and there, he began his missionary work to "plant seeds" for the future of World Vision, especially for the donation of small girls every month. The first child sponsorship program of World Vision started in Korea in 1953 and quickly expanded to Asia, Latin America, Africa, Eastern Europe and the Middle East.

At the age of 17 and 18, Osborns was a missionary in India between 20 and 21 years old. In 1949, they founded the OSFO International Evangelism Mission Center - the world evangelist and missionary organization. Their life promises to express and spread the gospel of Jesus Christ to people all over the world. Their guiding principle: The chief job of the church is to spread the world. Osbourne conducted a massive crusade in over 70 countries and advertised over 20,000 to over 250,000 per night to the audience. They sponsored more than 25,000 national missionaries as full-time missionaries to reach tribes and villages they did not receive. They published the Gospels in 132 languages ​​and dialects. They produced documentaries and crusades tapes in about 80 major languages ​​for the public to mission. They provide air transport and a lot of soul acquisition tools for the evangelism department and staff around the world.

World Vision is a humanitarian organization of Christians gathered from all over the world. By doing so, World Vision and its partners will follow the footsteps of Jesus Christ and advise them to take care of the "smallest people" among us. In its efforts, World Vision is committed to leading some core principles in every aspect of its business. The focus of the organization is to support the community to ensure that children are improved throughout their lives while maintaining and supporting them in other ways. This group also promises to provide emergency aid, promote social and economic justice, and revitalize the community through Christ's work and teaching.