Introduction to Missions
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Chapter 3, Discovering
Missions
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| ACROSS |
| 2 | | A man from Mecca who became the founder of Islam; a series of his "revelations" were written down and became the Qur'an. |
| 5 | | The Count whose fervor sparked Moravian missionary outreach to the New World and to India |
| 6 | | Founder of the China Inland Mission |
| 7 | | The most visible cross-cultural missionary of
New Testament times |
| 9 | | Dispersion of Jews to distant places, creating
over about five hundred years a network through which first-century Christian mission could
flow. |
| 10 | | An English slave who escaped and then returned
as a Christian missionary to the land (Ireland) where he was kept in slavery |
| 12 | | Syrian who went to China as a missionary in the
600s; a limestone monument discovered in China tells of his ministry there |
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| 1 | | The 150 years of peaceful stability which Roman rule brought to the Mediterranean basin |
| 3 | | One of the six students in the Haystack Prayer Meeting of 1806 |
| 4 | | Key leader of the Student Volunteer Movement of the late 1800s and early 1900s. |
| 8 | | First Protestant missionary to China |
| 11 | | The man known as "the father of the modern missionary movement" |
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