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Discussion Questions

1. What were the mission methods that brought notable success to the Jesuit missionaries in Asia?
2. Why did the Protestant Reformers believe that the world had been previously evangelized?
3. What were the unique mission methods of the Moravians?
4. What contributions did William Carey make to modern missions?
5. Why did Kenneth Scott Latourette label the nineteenth century as the “Great Century” in Christian missions?
6. What opportunities did missions provide for women interested in ministry?
7. What was the “Woman’s Work for Woman” missiology?
8. Why did missionaries frequently delay the implementation of the indigenous church principles known as the “three selfs”?
9. Choose one of the missionaries described in the chapter. What beliefs and actions characterized this person that missionaries today should emulate?
10. Choose one of the missionaries described in the chapter. What beliefs and actions characterized this person that missionaries today should avoid?

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