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… of members of the Free Church of Scotland. Before the missionaries arrived, the area was controlled by the Muslim Yao people.The graves of some of the missionaries are in Cape Maclear, overlooking the bay. …

… Willem Janssens, thought this was nonsense. He forbade the missionaries to expose their flock to European-style … married a 17-year-old former slave from Madagascar. Both missionaries were deemed to have crossed the ‘colour bar’ and … trying to rid his colony of Bethelsdorp and its meddling missionaries. Today, Bethelsdorp is a vibrant Suburb of Port …

… the Wupper River in Germany , from where two Rhineland missionaries, Theobald von Wurmb and Johan Gottlieb Leipoldt … to spread the Word among the indigenous people.  The two missionaries settled among the seven Khoikhoi families in the …

… was abandoned until almost 50 years later when three Missionaries returned to resume Schmidt’s work. (A famous … had treasured her Bible safely wrapped in a skin until the missionaries returned to their flock at Genadendal. Her Bible … again there were all sorts of objections to the work the Missionaries were doing and they were initially prohibited …

… His grave is declared a national Monument. 12. Missionaries’ Acre: In the centre of the old cemetery lies historical “Missionaries’ Acre”. A small enclosed plot containing the graves of the missionaries and their wives. Amongst others the following …

… Mfundisweni, was founded in 1862 as a joint project of missionaries from the Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society …

… Missionaries Alexander Merensky and Heinrich Grützner started … and nearly 30,000 converts in the region. The Berlin missionaries in South Africa, particularly Merensky, Knothe, …

… was amalgamated on 23 September 1828, and its first Missionaries were ordained and sent off to South Africa by … church, is a Landmark in Sarepta. The first Rhenish Missionaries were ordained and sent off to South Africa … Sarepta. Jana, or Moeder Jana as she was known, helped the Missionaries and accompanied them on Home Visits,” said Mr …

… and to enable their children to be educated, until more missionaries came. These missionaries decided to settle in Kuboes itself and commute …

… vanished, leaving nothing in reality buta few which the missionaries themselves had planted; the church sunkto a … without any appearance ofa garden, excepting that of the missionaries." The Griqua were a Khoikhoi group of migrant …

… River in the Pinetown area. With the arrival of Missionaries, Chief Manzini asked the Missionaries to work with the Community, to teach them to …

… It was named after the wild almond tree where the first missionaries encamped, and then renamed in honour of the …

… and schoolroom, and of humble cottages, occupied by the Missionaries, James Read senior and junior, and of still …

… early stage, came under the guidance of European missionaries. Realising the need for an education in the …

… built in the Bushmanland desert oasis of Pella by French Missionaries who at first had absolutely no idea what they …

… of the interior began in the mid-19th Century. Two German missionaries reached Mt. Kilimanjaro in the 1840s. British …

… residents was probably made in 1833 when three French missionaries, Thomas Abousset, Eugene Casalis and Constant … party led by Dr Andrew Smith. After the first visits by Missionaries groups of migrant Dutch farmers , some of whom …

… no longer afford to provide maintenance for anyone but the missionaries, the lay workers who had worked at the station …

… left to itself over the following decades, but Christian missionaries converted much of the population and facilitated …

… it had become a regular calling point for researchers and missionaries. The Reverend Robert Moffat founded the first …

… from the 11th century BCE to the 4th Century CE. Christian missionaries converted the area’s three principal Kingdoms …

… of the Axe. When hostilities drew to an end in 1848, the missionaries moved to a new site closer to King William's …

… then the South African Republic invited the Hermannsburg missionaries to open mission stations among the Tswana in an …

… were all later followed by hunters, ivory traders and missionaries. The initial Reserve, which was much smaller …

… was secure. During the 1800s European settlers, traders, missionaries and hunters moved into the area with the …

… schools in the country were 2, the rest were built by the missionaries. In 1945 a conference was held in Manchester to … schools in the country were 2, the rest were built by the missionaries. There was also the rejection of African culture …

… is the oldest in South Africa and was founded in 1854, by missionaries; of the Hermannsburg Missionary Society in … the Mission house, which today houses the Museum. The missionaries soon felt the need to establish a School and … work. Pastor Louis Harms trained suitable young men as missionaries, sending them out with craftsmen to establish …

… and medical fields. In 1835 the first American Board missionaries arrived in South Africa with the aim of bringing … head office of the American Board, along with five other Missionaries and their wives. The Missionaries were part of a contingent which was divided into …

… goes deeper than this. The Locals 'colonized' by the Missionaries were from the Attequa tribe, descendants of the …