Missions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISSIONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MISSION, to send to perform a specific task
NOUN:
• an important assignment given to a person or group of people, typically involving travel abroad
• a group of people sent on a mission
• an organization or institution involved in a long-term assignment abroad
• an operation carried out by military aircraft
• an expedition into space
• the vocation or calling of a religious organization, especially a Christian one, to go out into the world and spread its faith
• a building or group of buildings used by a Christian mission
• a strongly felt aim, ambition, or calling

Words related to MISSIONS

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Words that contain MISSIONS

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How to use MISSIONS in a sentence

• A missionary to China, returned to the United States and sent out by the Board of Missions to raise funds from the farmers, spent the night in our house.
• The Presbytery was created with no native pastor in the first instance, but with native elders and the missionaries of both Missions.
• Besides the said missions to the natives, the Order of St.
• His first report would be a shock to the Board of Home Missions.
• He had taken an active part in the affairs of the Church up to the time of his death, having filled many missions and done many great works in the name of Jesus Christ.
• He has filled a number of foreign missions, and at one time he presided over the European mission.
• Since then President Penrose has filled many missions.
• The real object of these missions was to foster trade and there was evidently frequent intercourse between eastern Sumatra, Champa and China.
• Nothing is known about Kucha from this date until the eleventh century when we again hear of missions to the Chinese Court.
• Throughout this stormy period missions were sent at intervals to China to beg for help.
• They journeyed toward Persia, in company with other Augustinian religious, who were going to our missions in that empire.
• Through foreign missions we are sending the gospel to the ends of the earth.
• He was also employed in diplomatic missions, and was ambassador in England in 1724.
• To those who know what a great and blessed work these missions have done, this statement will no doubt be astounding.
• Before leaving the prairies, she visited Oahe and Santee, and various missions aside from her own, that she might have the most recent information of the whole field.
• Schauffler would continue to reside in Constantinople, and would render valuable aid to all the missions to the Jews in those parts.
• The practical inference drawn from all this was, that the same general course should be pursued in Jewish missions, which is proper in missions to any other unevangelized people.
• It is impossible to make it a real history of the Missions of modern times.
• The Melanesian Missions are in the charge of the Missionary Bishop, John Coleridge Patteson, who went out as a priest with the Bishop of New Zealand in 1855.
• No, as yet Christian missions have effected but little visible in moulding the character of New Japan.
• This seventeen cents includes whatever is done in missionary colleges and in all educational missions, as well as in the direct church work.
• He has visited foreign-mission lands, and made special gifts to missions.
• THE PIONEER OF AMERICAN MISSIONS It was not until 1838 that America sent her pioneer missionary in the person of Dr.
• I have thus obtained a great deal of information about these countries and about the extent of the Catholic missions in them, which is astonishing.
• Anthony, who was again in the south on one of his mysterious missions, and started again soon after dawn next day to reach home, if they could, for dinner.
• The heart of missions is a genuine regard for the highest welfare of the non-christian, a real interest in the lives of others.
• The British Government, Missions, European trade and Western influence of every kind, are altogether unhealthy in India.

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