Missionary Interview

For missionary work, most people include food distribution, clinics, gospel tradition, and other kinds of humanitarian activities. I also have to admit that I have installed my tent in this camp for years. I never met the missionary "Minister" directly until this interview, but I really saw the minds of real life missionaries. The first interviews were Jonathan Burmeister and Wycliffe Bible Translators. Jonathan is very open and I'd like to share "his story" with myself as a missionary.

Meanwhile, missionaries, especially evangelical missionaries and Pentecostal missionaries, witnessed the fact that the number of Muslims turned to Christianity. In an interview published in 2013, a leader of an important missionary organization focused on Muslims claimed that the world had lived in "the day of Muslim redemptions all over the world". Historically, the term "task" has often been applied to buildings, "mission stations" where missionaries live or work. In some colonies, these mission stations are the focus of solutions for refugees and former nomads. Especially in the rural areas of Australia, this mission became a place or a slum area of ​​the end of the town where many Australian aborigines live. When used in this case, the word may be considered contemptuous

First of all, we need to define the word missionary. Since the word missionary is not included in the Bible, it can not be denied that the missionary's definition is somewhat arbitrary. But I have a definition that comes from thinking about missionaries and looking at real missionaries who are close. Missionaries are cross-cultural with the gospel to make disciples their profession. Training disciples with the culture of gospel transmission helps to clarify many people that can be called missionaries, but it does not match at least the meaning of the Bible. For example, many Christians happen to act beyond culture for their work and family, but at the same time there is no intention to become a driving force to feed their disciples. They are not missionaries. Frankly speaking, even living beyond culture and cross-cultural can not make Christians missionary.

Christian missionary legacy continues to this day. In Southern Africa, most of the leaders involved in the struggle for independence are educated by schools built by missionaries or missionaries. So far, ministry schools continue to play an important role in the education of children in southern Africa.

Of the killed foreigners, 135 Protestant missionaries and about 51 children were murdered. Among them, 41 Swedish missionaries and 15 children died. Christian and missionary alliance, 21 missionaries and 14 children, 10 holy allied missionaries, 5 Missionary missionaries of the Scandinavian Union and 2 China missionaries missionaries