Antiseptic religion: missionary medicine in 1885-1910 Korea by Kim, S

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Mercenaries, missionaries and misfits: Competition in the ‘aid marketplace’ in Afghanistan. by Willner-Reid, M

“…Based on the common saying that aid workers are ‘mercenaries, missionaries and misfits’, I construct a typology of pressures (interest-based, altruistic, and bureaucratic), which, it is argued, can be used to explain and understand much of this competitive and collaborative behaviour. …”

British women missionaries in India, c.1917-1950 by Pass, A, Andrea Rose Pass

“…<p>Although by 1900, over 60% of the British missionary workforce in South Asia was female, women’s role in mission has often been overlooked. …”

Missionary education, knowledge and north Indian society, c. 1880-1915 by Bellenoit, H, Bellenoit, H. J. A.

“…The development of a secular and religiously-plural educational sphere, as a by-product of missionary education, will be investigated in Chapter V. …”

The relations of the Amampondo and the colonial authorities (1830-1886) with special reference to the role of the Wesleyan missionaries by Cragg, D, Cragg, D. G. L.

'Things that matter': missionaries, government, and patients in the shaping of Uganda's leprosy settlements, 1927-1951 by Vongsathorn, K

“…It focuses on four leprosy settlements opened between 1930 and 1934 by the Anglican Church Missionary Society (CMS) and the British and Irish Catholic Franciscan Missionary Sisters for Africa (FMSA) and Mill Hill Mission (MHM).…”

The missionary outreach of the west Indian church to west Africa in the nineteenth century with particular reference to the baptists by Russell, H

“…This assessment has proved a useful model with which to examine the tensions which are likely to occur between a missionfield and missionary-agency. With this in mina, the Eissionary Societies have been examined as regards the events of 1842 and the independence of the Jamaican Baptist churches.…”

“Missionary zeal of recent converts”: norms and norm entrepreneurs in the foreign policy of the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia 1989-2011 by Mikulova, K

“…</p> <p>In the first part, “the mission and conversion” (1989-1999), the dissertation focuses on the early stages of norm emergence and habituation in the three states in the 1990s, asserting that ideational influence incurred by American “missionaries” on Czech, Polish and Slovak “converts” to democracy via a range of socialization processes related to NATO enlargement and Western democracy promotion efforts in the region gave rise to norm entrepreneur groups bound by a shared commitment to a normative framework dubbed “dissident geopolitics”.…”

What I learned from missionaries in the Dominican Republic : loosen the agenda, hold onto the vision; cherchando is an important part of transformational development by Yu, Sandra (Sandra M.)

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Christian attitudes to Islam by Hulmes, E, Hulmes, E. D. A.

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A Catholic information center : operated by the Paulist Fathers, a society of missionary priests of Saint Paul the Apostle, located in Columbus Circle, New York City by Musho, Theodore John

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Home missions and the religious reconstruction of the United States, 1865-1900 by Jones, GW, Jones, GW

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Crafting a continent: Jesuits, Puritans, Franciscans, and the creation of an early American missiology, 1542-1763 by Green, D

“…Over more than two centuries, Christian missionaries laboured to convert Indians across early America. …”

"Especially the poor": The London City Mission, 1835-1914 by Lochhead, V

“…Its evidence is drawn from the hitherto unknown eye-witness accounts of LCM’s missionaries that are contained within LCM’s extraordinary archive. …”

Human capital, institutions, and incentives : micro and macro perspectives by Gallego, Francisco A

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The Roman Catholic Mission and leprosy control in colonial Ogoja Province, Nigeria, 1936-1960 by Manton, J

“…My analysis focuses on the RCM Ogoja leprosy scheme, founded in 1945 after almost a decade of failed efforts and war-induced delay, under the auspices of St. Patrick's Missionary Society (Kiltegan) and administered by the Medical Missionaries of Mary (MMM), two recently founded and predominantly Irish Catholic missionary societies. …”

'Women in an extraordinary time': the transnational network and educational spaces of the Canadian Eiwa Girls' mission schools in 1920s and 1930s Japan by Dugal, A

“…The Tōyō Eiwa Jogakkō, Shizuoka Eiwa Jogakkō, and Yamanashi Eiwa Jogakkō girls’ mission schools were founded by the Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church of Canada (from 1925 the United Church of Canada) in the 1880s in Tokyo, Shizuoka, and Kōfu, Japan respectively. …”

Luís Fróis’s História de Japam: aims and methods by Takamura, JA

“…</p> <p>In the História anything that is controversial or could depict the missionaries in a bad light is avoided or minimised; the Jesuits’ errors are usually blamed on their enemies. …”

The religious world in late Ming China as seen through the 勵修一鑬 Lixiu yijian: how was Christianity integrated into the local society of Fujian? by Yang, V

“…<p>Past studies on expeditions by missionaries to Ming China have mainly focused on the doctrinal transmission of Christianity and examined how Chinese elite received and interpreted the Christian ideas. …”

KEBERADAAN NYANYIAN GEREJA DI GEREJA PROTESTAN MALUKU SEJAK ABAD KE-18 HINGGA AWAL ABAD KE-21 by , AGUSTINUS C.W.GAPERSZ, , Prof. Dr. H. Timbul Haryono, M.Sc.

“…The purpose of this study with title of The Existence of Christian Hymn in the Protestant Church of Moluccas (PCM) From 18th Century to the Beginning of 21st Century was conducted with the following purposes: (1) to find out the forms of Christian hymn disseminated by the Dutch missionaries and its dissemination in Moluccas…”