#CfP📢 Conference “La christianisation de l’Afrique : trajectoires, impacts socio-culturels et défis actuels. Des origines au XXIe siècle,” Université Alassane Ouattara (Bouaké)
📆 27-29 May 2026 |🌍Ivory Coast |💻 Online
⏰13 March 2026
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#ChristianMissions #HistoryofAfrica
I’ve been writing a series called Missions Ramblings about short-term medical missions in Africa. Enjoy!
#missions #ChristianMissions #MedicalMissions #Malawi #FaithInAction
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The Calcutta Christian Observer [1832-1862) now online (in part) missiology.org.uk/journal_calc... #ChristianMissions #India #journals #TheologyontheWeb
On This Day, Aug 31, 1740—Rev. David Brainerd was born, later becoming a devoted missionary to Native Americans. His diary still inspires faith. #christianhistoryproject #ChristianMissions #FaithInAction
On This Day, Aug 29, 1842—The first Wesleyan chapel in Tonga was dedicated, marking growth of Methodism in the Pacific. #christianhistoryproject #Methodism #ChristianMissions
On This Day, Aug 24—The Church remembers St. Bartholomew the Apostle, known for his faithful witness and missionary zeal. #christianhistoryproject #Apostles #ChristianMissions
In 864 AD, missionaries Cyril and Methodius created an alphabet so Slavic peoples could read the Bible in their own language. #christianstoryproject #ChristianMissions #BibleHistory
On This Day, Aug 22, 565—St. Columba reportedly encountered the Loch Ness creature, blending legend with his mission in Scotland. #christianhistoryproject #StColumba #ChristianMissions
On This Day, Aug 21, 1874—Amy Carmichael was born, later serving as a missionary in India for over 50 years, rescuing and caring for children. #christianhistoryproject #AmyCarmichael #ChristianMissions
On This Day, Aug 17, 1908—The first Gideon Bible was placed in a hotel room, beginning a worldwide ministry of Scripture distribution. #christianhistoryproject #Bible #ChristianMissions
On This Day, Aug 16, 1865—Salvation Army founder William Booth began his ministry to London’s poor, sparking a global mission of service and evangelism. #christianhistoryproject #SalvationArmy #ChristianMissions
On This Day, Aug 13, 1881—The first International Sunday School Convention opened in Toronto, uniting believers in the mission to teach God’s Word. #christianhistoryproject #SundaySchool #ChristianMissions
On This Day, August 3, 1492—Christopher Columbus set sail, praying for God’s guidance. Though complex, his voyage opened the way for future missions to the New World. #christianhistoryproject #ChristianMissions #Expl #christianhistoryproject #ChristianMissions #ExplorationHistory
In 864 AD, two missionaries—Cyril and Methodius—created the Glagolitic alphabet to translate Scripture into Slavic languages. Christianity followed language. #christianstoryproject #ChristianMissions #ChurchHistory
On This Day, July 24, 1534—Jacques Cartier planted a cross in Gaspé, claiming Canada for France and dedicating it to God. A key moment in North American Christian history. #christianhistoryproject #ChristianMissions #Ca #christianhistoryproject #ChristianMissions #CanadianHistory
On This Day, July 17, 1806—The Haystack Prayer Meeting began at Williams College, sparking the American missionary movement. A humble prayer under a haystack ignited a global wave of missions. #christianhistoryproject #Ch #christianhistoryproject #ChristianMissions #FaithInAction
Missiology.org.uk: A Biographical History of Christian Missions open.substack.com/pub/theology... #ChristianMissions #TheologyOnTheWeb
Resources on Andrew Fuller: Life-long Advocate for Christian Missions open.substack.com/pub/theology... #christianmissions #andrewfuller #baptistmissionarysociety #TheologyontheWeb
Dr. Thomas Gillard Churcher [1856-1947], Medical Missionary in Morocco and Tunisia missiology.org.uk/blog/dr-thom... #christianmissions #morocco #medicalmissions #tunisia #northafricamission #TheologyontheWeb
