On the other hand, there are studies conducted by foreign missions based in a country, and although the address of the foreign mission is from that country, the study cannot be strictly considered as home-grown.
The final impetus in this direction came from an interest in foreign missions.
He was interested in foreign missions and devoted one service per month to news from foreign missions and was elected to a four-year term on the Board of Foreign Missions in 1865.
That meant a normal willingness to defend its own interests, for example in the European Union, and also a readiness to send troops on such foreign missions as the war in Kosovo.
Although its constitution provided for boards of home and foreign missions, education, and publication, its energies were devoted largely to foreign missions.
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, first American foreign missionary society, established in 1810 by New England Congregationalists.
He mentioned, for example, the addition of hundreds of Marines to protect foreign missions.
In 1831 a general chapter (legislative meeting) voted to begin work in the foreign missions.
Such groups shared significantly in the renewal and expansion of Christianity in domestic and foreign missions.
Foreign missions were begun in Greece in 1829 and subsequently expanded to other countries.
