Meanings of religious mission in English

Strangely, the OTC group's religious mission was to convert Satanists to Christianity.

Two kilometres away, we visited a medical dispensary run by a religious mission.

Roberts said Perich's job duties reflected a role in conveying the church's message and carrying out its religious mission.

In the Second Month, Ann Jones, accompanied by her husband and Isabel Richardson, visited Bentham on a religious mission.

British police officers arrest suspects they claim are inspired to kill because they, too, have a psychotic religious mission.

Thus commercial relations were established, and at the same time a religious mission, led by St. Francis Xavier, was despatched to Japan.

If any one in the modern world can be said to have had a distinct religious mission, Wesley certainly can be thus described.

He viewed this time of suffering as profitable in assisting his resolution to undertake the religious mission to which his mind was still continually directed.

During the summer of 1742, count Zinzendorf of Saxony, came to America on a religious mission, connected with the ancient church of the United Brethren.

American ministers also were frequently crossing the Atlantic on religious missions to England.

But what of the feeling towards religious missions?

He described the aid work done by religious missions as "conscience money" to make up for the harm they have done.

"I am the Mullah Dilāwur," replied the prisoner, "on my way from Bokhāra on a religious mission."

Much as I am unfavourably inclined towards religious Missions of any kind, I could not help being impressed with Mr. Garland's very interesting work.

Series F, which includes in its subdivisions documents relating to commercial companies and religious missions, and the Moreau St Mery Collection of miscellaneous official documents.