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Meanings of foreign mission in English
An organization of missionaries in a foreign land sent to carry on religious work.
Usage of foreign mission in English
1
On Election Day, you must then vote at the same foreign mission.
2
Tell me what the board did yesterday about the foreign mission fund.
3
He is absent on a foreign mission, and his name is Penrose.
4
My reputation, my money, my hopes of a foreign mission-all were gone.
5
These pages are written mainly for the Irish priest on the foreign mission.
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Britain's force is the second biggest contribution to the foreign mission.
7
Here is a foreign mission field of twelve and a half million souls.
8
Wasn't there some talk of his going on a foreign mission?
9
Under international law, host countries are obliged to protect foreign mission staff and property.
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Priests on the foreign mission live community life, in hourly contact with each other.
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This is the foreign mission of the north Formosa Church.
12
Papua New Guinea says Australia has backtracked on opening a foreign mission in Bougainville.
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Well, her only daughter has recently married and gone to the foreign mission field.
14
They sustain foreign mission work in Chili and Portugal.
15
But the importance of this subject is by no means exclusive to the foreign mission.
16
The foreign mission spirit directly gave birth to the home mission on an extensive scale.
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Foreign mission through the time
Foreign mission across language varieties
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