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The long-run effects of missionary orders in Mexico

Journal of Development Economics, 2017
Maria Waldinger
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‘Only cuppa tea Christians’: colonisation, authentic indigeneity and the missionary linguist

History Australia, 2016
Laura Rademaker
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Reentry Program Impact on Missionary Kid Depression, Anxiety, and Stress: A Three-Year Study

Journal of Psychology and Theology, 2013
P. Davis, Elisabeth C. Suárez, Nancy A. Crawford, Mark Rehfuss   +3 more
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David Livingstone'sMissionary Travelsin Britain and America: Exploring the Wider Circulation of a Victorian Travel Narrative

Scottish Geographical Journal, 2013
L. Henderson
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Missionary surgery

The American Journal of Surgery, 2010
A career in missionary surgery offers professional challenge, much opportunity, and high job satisfaction. Preparation, financial support, job requirements, and difficulties are issues to be considered. However, these are secondary in the context of seeing needy people made whole physically and spiritually.
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Religions: Missionary and Non-missionary

2011
World religions, as a category in the study of religion, could be further disaggregated into missionary religions and non-missionary religions. According to this classification Christianity, Islam and Buddhism are usually identified as missionary religions, and the rest as non-missionary religions.
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Missionary Masculinity versus Missionary Femininity

2013
Martinius Borgen, a missionary to Madagascar since 1867, was relocated to the NMS’s Zulu mission in 1885, where he was commissioned as principal of the school for missionary children at Umphumulo. Since his wife, Martha Nikoline Hirsch Borgen, had also been an experienced teacher and housekeeper in charge of a boys’ boarding school at Antananarivo from
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