Sentence examples for missionary training from inspiring English sources

They had met at missionary training college.

He confronted anti-Mormon sentiment and management challenges, supervising youth programs, the church's social welfare system, missionary training and outreach to Hispanic, Portuguese and Southeast Asian converts, including Cambodian and Laotian refugees whose teenagers were joining the church in droves.

"I was blown away by the amount of tattoos I viewed in the showers," said James Peterson, 32, about his missionary training in Provo, Utah, in the late 1990s.

A gunman and four people were killed and four others wounded yesterday in two apparently unprovoked shootings that unfolded about 12 hours and 70 miles apart at a missionary training center and a church in Colorado, law-enforcement authorities reported.

Twelve hours earlier and about 65 miles away in Arvada, Mr. Murray killed two staff members of Youth With a Mission, a missionary training center, and wounded two others, the police said.

Mr. Murray killed two people early Sunday at a missionary training center near Denver and had just killed two teenage sisters in the parking lot at New Life, about 12 hours later, before facing Ms. Assam.

He had come to South Florida in 1995 when his father, a Muslim cleric and missionary trained in Saudi Arabia, decided to take a post at a Florida mosque after several years at a mosque in Brooklyn.

The organization sends missionaries trained in linguistics to the most remote corners of the world, places that do not yet have written language, a concept first developed by the Sumerians more than 5,000 years ago.

The Danish mission was the first Protestant mission in India and from its inception, was staffed by German missionaries trained at Pietist schools and seminary founded by Francke at the end of 17th century.

Missionaries trained a small number of Iranian women to care for hospital patients.

From the moment they arrive at the Provo center, or at one of fourteen other missionary-training facilities around the world, until the day they return home, they are subject to rigorous strictures on their behavior.