Результаты поиска

{{short description|Liberian politician}} ...was a Liberian politician and missionary who served as a delegate to the [[Liberian Constitution of 1847|1847 Constitutional Convention]] from [[Grand Bassa Co ...

...the mid-seventeenth century and reappeared two centuries later when French missionaries began to work among the Agni.<ref name=":0">{{Country study ==Protestant== ...

...grandmother of playwright and author Cori Thomas and the mother of former Liberian Ambassador David M. Thomas Cori’s father. ...lle mission Cora taught at the Lott Carey Mission School. William became a Liberian citizen while Cora retain her American citizenship.<ref name="Murphy"/> The ...

...il 1864) was an African-American missionary in Liberia, "a major figure in Liberian education and religion."<ref>Karen Fisher Younger, [https://www.jstor.org.g ...ed in [https://www.jstor.org/stable/42974831 ''Historical Magazine of the Protestant Episcopal Church''] 55(1)(March 1986): 21-30.</ref> ...

...oquently, and is in all respects a model African. Such is the man whom the Liberian Conference has selected for a bishop, and such the one the highest authorit {{Protestant missions to Africa}} ...

{{short description|Liberian educator and minister}} ...work of the society.<ref name=":24" /> Together with the Jamaican educator-missionaries, [[Alexander Worthy Clerk]] and [[Catherine Mulgrave]], George Thompson was ...

{{distinguish|Liberian Americans}} |group = Americo-Liberian people ...

...nd African to be educated in Europe by the Basel Mission after the Americo-Liberian pastor, [[George Peter Thompson]].<ref name=":34" /><ref name=":2" /><ref n ...assistant in his household. He learnt English during his time with the two missionaries who described him as hardworking and bright.<ref name=":34" /><ref name=":2 ...

...Basel Mission Church, Christiansborg''', is a historic [[Protestant Church|Protestant church]] located in the suburb of [[Osu, Accra|Osu]] in [[Accra|Accra, Ghan ...://www.christiantoday.com/article/south.india.remembers.sacrifice.of.basel.missionaries/24495.htm|archivedate=6 January 2010|url-status=live|access-date=2017-09-29 ...

...ety, she played a pioneering role in the Christian women's ministry of the Protestant movement in colonial Ghana.<ref name=":24" /> Catherine Mulgrave was also o ...gle.com/books?id=DvHYAAAAMAAJ|title=Survivors on the Gold Coast: The Basel Missionaries in Colonial Ghana|last=Schweizer|first=Peter Alexander|date=2000|publisher= ...

...o Worlds: Identity Problems of Nineteenth-Century Black American Methodist Missionaries To Africa" ''Miguk-sa Yongu'' (2002) Vol. 16, pp 111-131.</ref> ...portion of his First Annual Message to Congress (December 7, 1909) to the Liberian question, noting the close historical ties between the two countries that g ...

...1845, Riis played a critical role in the recruitment of 24 [[West Indian]] missionaries from [[Jamaica]] and [[Antigua]] in 1843 to aid the work of the mission in ...hat-making and black-smithing.<ref name=":6" /><ref name=":31" /> The four missionaries arrived in Christiansborg on 18 December 1828 and had their first church se ...

...here he was an instructor in Biblical studies.<ref name=":40" /> The Basel missionaries founded the Akropong seminary and normal school to train teacher-catechists ...st Indies]] for nearly hundred years.<ref name=":40" /> The first Moravian missionaries in Jamaica were Zecharias Georg Caries, Thomas Shallcross and Gottlieb Habe ...

...andinos were Catholic and Spanish-speaking, about nine-tenths of them were Protestant and English-speaking on the eve of the First World War, and [[pidgin Englis ...ars arrived in the islands from Spain following these new regulations. The Liberian labour agreement of 1914 favoured wealthy men with ready access to the stat ...

...]|[[Afro-Brazilians]]|[[Gambian Creole people]]|[[Amaro people]]|[[Americo Liberian]]|[[Atlantic Creole]]|[[Black British|Black Britons]]|[[Black Nova Scotians ...be situated in coastal commerce and educational connections to Protestant missionaries from the Basel and Wesleyan societies that operated in the colony's townshi ...

...tion, with approximately 40% following [[Catholicism]] and 40% following a Protestant denomination; 10% have no religious affiliation. There is also a small [[Mu ...ic schools]] do not offer [[religious instruction]]. Muslim, Catholic, and Protestant groups operate [[Primary school|primary]] and [[Secondary school|secondary ...

Due in part to [[manumission]] efforts sparked by revolutionary ideals, Protestant preachers, and the [[History of slavery#Early United States law|abolitionis ...}} He questioned the wisdom of sending African Americans, along with white missionaries and agents, to such an unhealthy place. In addition, it meant that fewer sl ...

| religions = Protestant Christianity (46.6%), unaffiliated with any religion (22.8%), Roman Catholi ...19th century saw the immigration of many [[New England]]ers to Hawaii, as missionaries for the [[Congregational church|Congregational Church]], and as traders and ...

...he earlier period and also to Peter himself.<ref name=REB/> On this basis, Protestant theologians [[Oscar Cullmann]]<ref>Oscar Cullmann (1962), Peter: Disciple, ...s.<ref name="Duffy52">Duffy, ''Saints and Sinners'' (1997), pp. 50–2</ref> Missionaries such as [[Augustine of Canterbury]], who was sent from Rome to begin the co ...

| education = Academy of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the City of Philadelphia<ref name="academystamp"/> and In the spring of 1846, Bishop Alonzo Potter had the Academy of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the City of Philadelphia reopened. Henry completed his ...