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Protestant Missions Project

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Contents

Welcome

Welcome to the new Protestant Missions Project!

The project launched on July 7, 2023

Mission Statement

The Protestant Missions Project highlights the individuals involved in the movement, seeking to develop well-sourced profiles with good biographies and connections to the main tree.

Current Sticker

Add the sticker immediately after the Biography heading of the profile:

{{Religion|image=Protestant_Missions.png|text=was a [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Protestant_Missions Protestant missionary].}}

Note that the sticker does not currently categorize the individual. Be sure to add the following category text immediately before the Biography heading in the profile:

[[Category:Protestant Missionaries]]

Members

Want to join? Wonderful! Glad to have you.

1. Write a comment below, letting us know what you plan to achieve for the project and how the other members can assist you with your efforts.

2. Add your name to the list here!

List of Members

Future of the Project

The goal is that by December 2023, we can become a sub-project or project team of the Religion Project, if they are on board with that and there is adequate interest on our end as well.

Task List

Primary

  • Create new profiles for people involved in Protestant Missions.
  • Add sources to profiles.
  • Write and edit biographies.
  • Connect especially notable profiles to the main tree.
  • Categorize them according to the place they served, i.e. "Missionaries in India," "Missionaries in China", etc.
  • Work on individuals from the Christian Heroes Then and Now category.

Secondary

  • Coordinate with the Religion Project to develop additional categorization.

Resources

History of Protestant Missions

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Hi, my name is Sarah Jenkins, I have a couple of pioneer lay-preachers for the Wesleyan Church back in my Tree. But more to the point - years ago I got called to the Anglican Church - back to the roots. I currently am the admin and editor for an Anglican based prayer website and as such I cover all the saints, because Anglican's don't worship or pray to them but we do honour them - because they are just like us, yet look what they achieved.

I have been with the NZ Project for several years and once did the profile for an NZ saint that had not been done yet then handed it over to the NZ Project to look after. I didn't know you were here! I have currently taken on a bit of a project which is how I found you and I think I should now join. On 2 Sept I covered the Martyrs of New Guinea - the 12 killed by the Japanese in WWII and after finishing the website for the day looked the 1st one up on Wikitree and found HE DIDN'T HAVE A PROFILE HERE! I have put that right after writing to the Australian Mission Board and getting permission to use their information. I have since done 2 more and was looking up the categories for the 3rd when I found you. I intend to do all 12. I hope you find my work acceptable. I have so far done Rev Henry Matthews, Leslie Gariardi and Frances May Hayman.

So glad to discover you all! Many missionaries in my large family tree. May future descendants be inspired by their stories!
posted by Mary (Spradley) Morken
Just ran across this preacher in my research? Would you categorize him as a missionary for the purposes of this project?

https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Smith-103293

Good question. Itinerant Frontier Preacher?
posted by Mary (Spradley) Morken
Hi team, I added several profiles to this category that are also included with [ [ Category:Missionaries in Native American Territories ] ]

Cheers

RP w/ Choctaw Team, Native Americans Project

posted by Ronald Prentice
edited by Ronald Prentice
I served in the country of Belize as a missionary teacher at a small Christian high school for a year at the age of 19. I have had a deep interest in missions since the age of 12. I would love to assist on this project where ever I am needed.
posted by Audrey (Hoppes) Martin
Most stickers automatically categorize a profile, but this sticker does not. Each profile in the project must be manually categorized. I just edited the "Current Sticker" section of the page to add categorization info.

I'm not completely happy with the way the section now looks, but I think the additional information is important. Please feel free to improve it.

posted by Kevin Ireland
Should the location be removed from the data field on this page? How about the dates? Together, both make me wonder about its broad applicability, or whether it is supposed to be quite specific.
posted by S (Hill) Willson
I have a couple of Protestant missionaries in my line. One did work within Canada coordinating abroad efforts and another went to India. Locations should be broad.
posted by Shawn Latta
I am working on the 105th Ohio Volunteer Infantry project and within that project and with some extended family members, I have discovered a number of missionaries. I will be happy to associate both the profiles I have found and those I will discover in my work to this project.

I added the sticker and the category Protestant Missionaries to Reverend Eli Smith and his wives. Is this how you would like these individuals tagged?

posted by Cathryn (Hallett) Hondros
edited by Cathryn (Hallett) Hondros
My wife and I served Christ in Palestine from 1965 - 1977, and then in East Africa from 2000-2009. In East Africa I worked with my godly brother Raymond Carlson in evangelism and education.

My hope is that Missionaries can be recognized as making a great contribution to our world's healing.

posted by Howard Carlson Th.D.
edited by Howard Carlson Th.D.
My name is Stephanie Evans. My husband and I were missionaries with the Southern Baptist International Mission Board for 10 years and my parents were missionaries with the same organization for 30 years. I am interested in collaborating on this project. This would be my first collaboration on Wiki Tree. I don't have a specific plan at this moment, but would love to be a part. All of the primary tasks are ones to which I can contribute. Please let me know if there are any specific priorities and I will start there.