Sentence examples for missionary project from inspiring English sources

In 1901, a missionary project called Yale-in-China was founded that would later build a teaching hospital and a middle school in China's province of Hunan.

"His approach to religion -- and scholarship in general -- is fascinating," says Sessions, who plans to finish his dissertation this year on the Spanish missionary project in the Americas.

This echoes the argument set out in a paper by Joseph Massad of Columbia University, who adopts a nationalist line in claiming that gay rights in the Middle East are a "missionary" project orchestrated by the west.

Of course it was invaluable in terms of my academic work, for the deeply nuanced historical perspective I gained with regard to the world missionary project and the cross-cultural encounters of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

This new, almost missionary project has seen Latham make a fairly radical musical departure from the cold minimalism of Classical Curves; for one thing, for the first time that means singing, and learning to love his own voice and its imperfections.

That old missionary project, "conquering the darkness", invoking both the biblical struggle between good and evil and the colonial imperative to demonise and destroy the resistance of dark-skinned peoples, enabling settlers to seize their land, their labour and their resources, still drives the destruction of precious wild places.

Hundreds have been allowed to go, siphoning support from India's widespread network of Catholic churches, schools, orphanages, missionary projects and social service programs.

On the part of ecclesiastics, the tendency is to emphasize Innocent IV's missionary projects and his indisputable qualities as a canonist his acuteness, openness, and solicitude for human dignity.

Even more disturbing: The fake accounts were reaching out to followers, asking them to wire money to help pay for missionary projects or special prayers.

Another oral history project housed by the oral history archives related to religious missionaries based in China is the Claremont Graduate School's China missionaries project.

In this post, Ying showcases the Chinese Oral History Project, a 1959 oral history project begun with Academia Sinica's Institute of Modern History and the Claremont Graduate School's China missionaries project.