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| Ended the persecution of the church |
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| Edict of toleration (treaty of Milan) |
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| Translated the scriptures into the gothic tongue |
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| Apostle to germany; power encounter at the oak of thor |
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| Made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire |
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| "first missionary to the muslims" he trained many followers in the Arabic language to minister to muslims |
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| Tens of thousands of Chinese converts through his ministry in the 13th century |
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| first known missionary to reach China |
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| Early church historian who gives account of earliest missionary activity |
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| His conversion led to the conversions of russia and ukraine |
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| First preacher on record to preach to non-proselyte Romans |
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| Credited for taking the gospel to north Africa(Alexandria) |
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| Credited for taking the gospel to India |
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| Her martyrdom in the third century results in many converts to Christianity |
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| Often considered the most negative even in the history of Christianity, its history includes the crusades which defamed Christianity |
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| Believed to be the first to plant Christian churches in what today is Russia and Ukraine |
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| Evangelist who left Jerusalem to preach to the Samaritans |
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| Credited for taking the gospel to spain |
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| Halted the spread of Islam |
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| Countries which colonized, accompanied with Roman Catholicism |
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| Many consider his work in Japan as the greatest example of Roman Catholic missionaries |
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| Leader in the concept of contextualization |
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| His proposal of evangelizing the heathens was scorned by his pastor |
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| One of the earliest proponents of the indigenous church model, which he called the apostolic example or Pauline Method |
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| Founded the China Inland Mission |
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| Profoundly influenced the course of Southern Baptist missions |
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| At the turn of the 20th century these movements produced missionaries |
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| Bible institues and Fiath missions |
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| Dominican priest called the apostle to the indies |
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| Believing the world had been evangelized centuries before, they focused their energies on reforming Christian life within the Western church |
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| Movement founded by Ignatus Loyola |
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| One of America's first missionaries, he buried his wife in Burma |
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| John Mott described this as "the most significant gathering ever held in the interest of the worlds evangelization |
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| a liberated slave who oversaw the production of the Yoruba Bible |
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| the first cross cultural chinese missionary in modern times and the first to establish a bible institute for women workers in china |
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| the father of christianity in the Ivory Coast |
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| Twentieth century missionary who spent a lifetime promoting evangelization of muslims |
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| he proclaims, "Christ must be in the indian setting he must be the Christ of Indian Road" |
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| director of the Bethel Bible School in topeka Kansas, where students spoke in tongues in 1901 |
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| Swedish-american Missionary who pioneered a Pentecostal movement in Brazil which today encompasses millions of believers |
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| Leader of the Azusa Street revival |
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| Albanian missionary called to minister to the poorest of the poor in Calcutta, India |
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| A group of people who subconsciously agree to certain unwritten rules, values and traditions in order to live harmoniously within a community |
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| Gangs in Los Angeles, Black Muslims in Chicago, Brazilian Assemblies of God members |
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| some element within the culture which can be used as a bridge to convey the gospel to that culture |
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| Paul's reference to the UNKNOWN GOD in Athens is an example of the utilization of this principle |
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| the frustration sensed by a missionary who is adjusting to living in another country |
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| marge jones' book Psychology of Missionary Adjustment deals largely with this subject... |
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| The sense of exhilaration as the newly arrived missionary finds all the elements of the new culture beautiful and appealing |
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| Hand gestures which mean one thing is one culture and something completely different in another culture |
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| the person conveying a message |
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| the content of what is being transmitted in a communication exercise |
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| in communication jargon, the "filter of the mind" which is composed of all past experiences of a person |
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| the grid through which a message passes |
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| the process of making a message relevant to the culture which is hearing it |
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| although a missionary may need to work very hard to achieve this, it is essential that he does, for even genuinely loving the people cannot serve as its substitute |
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| one aspect of American culture which often becomes an obstacle in cross cultural communications |
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| The missionary who successfully passes through cultural shock is well on his/her way to? |
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| According to Royer, the Bible characters Job, David and Elijah all experienced |
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| the 4 stages of culture shock are... |
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| tourist, rejection, homesickness, acculturation or depression |
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| 4 cultures to be considered when contextualizing Gospel truths |
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| encoder's, decoder's, biblical, kingdom of God |
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