Leipcigas Un Lībencellas Misijas: Hildegardes Procelas Un Lilijas Otīlijas Grīviņas Kalpošana: Leipzig and Liebenzell Missions: The Ministry of Hildegard Prozell and Lilija Otīlija Grīviņa.

Until the 19th century, women were not considered suitable for mission work. However, when Leipzig mission started its work in India, it came to the realization that to reach Indian women with the Gospel, women missionaries were needed. Soon, other German mission societies that sent missionaries to...

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Main Author: Ēce, Kristīna (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:Latvian
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Published: LU Akadēmiskais apgāds 2022
In: Cel̜š
Year: 2022, Issue: 73, Pages: 24-42
Further subjects:B INDIANS (Asians)
B HEALTH services administrators
B LEIPZIG (Germany)
B Lutheran Church
B World War I
B Christian Missions
B INDIAN women (Asians)
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