History Of Missions Test 3

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-adoniram judson sent by

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-congregational church

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-what judson did on voyage

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-studied baptism to prepare for disputes with baptists in india

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-what judson decided about baptism

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-baptists were correct

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-judson's subsequent action

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-resigned his connection with the congregationalists

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-where judson arrived

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-burma

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-what judson first did in burma

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-learned burmese language

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-how long before judson's first convert

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-6 years

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-problem judson faced in evangelizing

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-no burmese concept of eternal God who personally cared for the people

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-what happened during first anglo-burmese war

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-imprisoned for 17 months

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-who kept judson alive

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-his wife

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-how judson responded to his wife's death

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-grief immobilized him

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-what judson completed

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-translation of bible into burmese

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-what judson almost completed

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-dictionary of burmese language

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-john theodore vanderkemp's youth

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-ran away to escape pious influences of his home
-served as a dragoon for 15 years

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-tragic event that changed vanderkemp

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-wife and daughter drowned in a boating accident while he watched helplessly

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-how the tragic event changed vanderkemp

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-profound conversion and dedication to christian witness

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-group vanderkemp went with

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-london missionary society

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-where vanderkemp served

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-cape town, south africa

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-vanderkemp concentrated on who

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-hottentots

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-vanderkemp's action

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-married an african

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-the reaction to vanderkemp marrying an african

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-great hostility from local caucasian population

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-what david livingstone was

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-missionary explorer

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-livingstone's significant contributions

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-very patient
-accurate scientific and geographical observations
-opened up heart of africa as never before

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-what particularly moved livingstone

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-slave trade

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-livingstone's perspective on the slave trade

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-righting this wrong was the greatest duty of europe

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-what livingstone felt was vital to the slave trade

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-african's participation in the practice

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-livingstone's solution to the slave trade

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-persuade africans to engage in legitimate commerce

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-what group james hudson taylor was with

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-chinese evangelization society

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-results of taylor

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-faced fierce and fanatical opposition from other missionaries
-returned to england in bad health

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-what taylor founded in 1865

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-china inland mission

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-evidence of taylor's wisdom

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-able to hold his diverse mission force together and use their gifts to the best advantage for the work

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-two nations pressuring china

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-germany and japan

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-who bore the brunt of ill will

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-missionaries

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-additional reasons that missionaries bore the brunt of ill will

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-some had misused privileges assured under treaties
-some had shown insensitivity to chinese customs of propiety and order

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-who led chinese reactionary forces

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-widow of former emperor

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-what chinese reactionary forces called themselves

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-righteous harmony fists

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-what europeans called the chinese movement

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-boxer movement

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-imperial decree on june 24, 1900

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-killing of all foreigners

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-who suffered most after the imperial decree

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-chinese christians

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-who won during the boxer movement

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-alliance of foreign powers

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-what terms of peace included

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-compensation for loss of life and destruction of property

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-taylor's response to peace terms

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-not to ask for or accept any compensation

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-what united states did with peace terms

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-returned first payment to create fund for education of chinese and then forgave further payments

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-what missionaries wanted to do after boxer movement

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-get back as soon as possible and continue their work

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-why interest in the christian faith

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-looked to west for rebuilding ideas and those included christianity

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-when was the first world missionary conference

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-1910

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-where was the first world missionary conference

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-edinburgh, scotland

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-chairman of the first world missionary conference

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-john raleigh mott

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-mott's slogan

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-evangelization of the world in this generation

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-action of pope pius VII in 1814

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-reestablished the jesuit order

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-what old orders did

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-reorganized themselves and began mission work again

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-what also happened in 19th century

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-many new orders and sisterhoods formed specifically fo mission work

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-past weakness of roman catholic missions

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-highly professional, mainly of interest to religious orders, dependent on favor and financial support of rulers

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-new approach to roman catholic missions

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-involve the laity

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-distinction of white fathers

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-best trained roman catholic missionaries in africa

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-greatest weakness of all 9th century mission work

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-paternalism

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-michael jakovlevitch glucharev's gift

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-learning languages

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-glucharev's career at age 25

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-professor of church history and german language in the seminary in ekaterinoslav

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-glucharev's career change at age 27

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-became a monk

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-new name glucharev took

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-makary

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-glucharev worked where

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-altai plateau in central asia

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-glucharev's approach

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-baptized new christians only after a long period of christian instruction in their own language
-taught baptism was beginning of the process and not the end
-taught agriculture, gardening, and handcrafts to help the people adopt a more settled existence

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-what glucharev did at age 50

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-left and retired to a monastery

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-what glucharev left behind

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-one church
-three schools
-one hospital
-some christian villages filled with genuine christians

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-what glucarev showed the russian church

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-what missionary work can really be

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-what glucharev did to help renewal in russia

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-translation and distribution of bible into russian

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-what glucharev hoped for

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-development of public education

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-glucharev's result with development of public education

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-not much

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-lottie moon from where

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-virginia

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-lottie moon earned what

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-master's degree

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-where lottie moon went as a missionary

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-china

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-how lottie moon died

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-malnutrition

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-where lottie moon died

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-on a ship in the harbor of kobe, japan

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-when was the second world missionary conference

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-1928

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-where was the second world missionary conference

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-jerusalem

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-what gave a period of respite in china

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-emergence of kuomintang as strongest power in china

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-what happened in china in 1930

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-chiang kai shek, leader, declared himself christian and was baptized

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-what ended respite in 1937

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-japanese invasion

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-what happened in china in 1945

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-japanese were expelled

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-new enemy in china

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-communists

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-what happened on october 1, 1949

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-people's democratic republic of china proclaimed in beijing

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-what happened in 1951

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-government expelled all remaining missionaries

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-what made the fate of roman catholic missionaries more difficult

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-hostility of the vatican to communism

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-results for the church in china

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-all educational, medical, and social work was taken from the church
-church buildings remained the property of the church and services could be maintained
-four theological schools were opened
-baptism of converts was still possible

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-william wallace from where

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-knoxville, tennessee

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-william wallace's profession

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-medical doctor

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-what happened in 1964

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-government forbid the teaching of religion to anyone under 18 years old

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-what happened during the cultural revolution

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-bands of young thugs, protected by the state, went around vandalizing churches and mosques

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-result of cultural revolution

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-destroyed or drove underground what was left of christianity

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-what was happening in africa

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-nation after nation was becoming independent (26 nations in 15 years)

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-what william wade harris was called

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-prophet harris

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-harris from what denomination

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-episcopal

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-where harris began to preach

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-ivory coast

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-gospel of harris

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-belief in one God
-abandoning and destruction of fetishes
-observance of sunday as a day of rest
-prohibition of adultery

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-threats to mission work in africa

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-islam
-polygamy and belief in forces that necessitated witch doctors, charms, and fetishes
-alienation from the churches of the intellectual elite

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-three goals of training

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-genuine growth toward spiritual maturity
-ability to carry out assigned task
-interact well with people in a new cultural setting

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-three foundational spiritual disciplines for any missionary

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-study
-memorization
-meditation

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-two kinds of knowledge missionaries need

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-general
-culture specific

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-six qualities necessary for effective interpersonal relationships according to ted ward

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-kindness
-patience
-valuing people
-politeness
-thinking the best of others
-persistence