Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft in Basel
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Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft in Basel
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Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft in Basel
Basler Mission
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Basler Mission
Mission de Bâle
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Mission de Bâle
Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft (Bazylea).
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Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft (Bazylea).
Basel Mission
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Basel Mission
Evangelische Mission
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Evangelische Mission
Société des Missions Évangeliques
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Société des Missions Évangeliques
Ev. Missionsgesellschaft
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Ev. Missionsgesellschaft
Basel German Evangelical Missionary Society
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Basel German Evangelical Missionary Society
Mission
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Mission
Evangelische Missions-Gesellschaft zu Basel
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Evangelische Missions-Gesellschaft zu Basel
Missionskomitee
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Missionskomitee
Basler Mission Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft in Basel.
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Basler Mission Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft in Basel.
Basel Evangelistic Missionary Society
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Basel Evangelistic Missionary Society
Société des Missions Evangéliques de Bâle
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Société des Missions Evangéliques de Bâle
Missionshaus
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Missionshaus
Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft.
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Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft.
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Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft zu Basel
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Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft zu Basel
Missionsgesellschaft
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Missionsgesellschaft
BM Abkuerzung
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BM Abkuerzung
Evang. Missionsgesellschaft
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Evang. Missionsgesellschaft
Missions - Institut in Basel.
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Missions - Institut in Basel.
Baseler Mission
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Baseler Mission
Basler Evangelische Mission
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Basler Evangelische Mission
Evangelical Missionary Society at Basel
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Evangelical Missionary Society at Basel
Evangelical Missionary Society
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Evangelical Missionary Society
Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft, Basel
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Evangelische Missionsgesellschaft, Basel
Mission de Bâle
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Mission de Bâle
Société des Missions Évangéliques.
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Société des Missions Évangéliques.
Basler Missionshaus
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Basler Missionshaus
Basler Missionskomitee
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Basler Missionskomitee
German Evangelical Missionary Society
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German Evangelical Missionary Society
Basel Evangelical Missionary Society
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Basel Evangelical Missionary Society
Société des Missions
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Société des Missions
Basel Missionary Society
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Basel Missionary Society
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Organized on Sept. 25, 1815 in Basel, Switzerland.
The German Missionary Society (subsequently the Basel Evangelical Missionary Society) was founded in 1815. Now known as the Basel Mission, it is one of the biggest and oldest German speaking Protestant missionary societies and was international and interdenominational from the beginning. The society opened an institution for training missionaries in 1816 and was initially involved in training people from the British and Dutch mission societies which were already engaged in evangelistic work. The largest number of missionaries were supplied to the Church Missionary Society. The Basel Mission Society also began to establish centres of its own, in Western Russia and then the Gold Coast area in West Africa (1828), in India (1834), China (1847), Cameroon (1886), Borneo (1921), Nigeria (1951) and Latin America and the Sudan (1972-73).
Part of its mission activities took the form of the pioneering programmes to provide employment and these industrial activities included the establishment of a printing press, a weaving industry and tile manufacturing. It also undertook medical missionary work.
Since the Second World War, the overseas work of the Basel Mission has been conducted in partnership with local autonomous churches. About 40 members are now working overseas, as pastors in parish work and training, doctors, nurses, mid-wives and medical-technical personnel, social workers, teachers, adult education staff, agriculturalists, construction experts, technicians and administrative staff. The mission has relations with churches and Christian organisations principally in Cameroon, Nigeria, Sudan, Zaire, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia, Bolivia, Peru and Chile. Since 2000, it has been a member of a new association of missions under the banner of "mission 21", created at the Basel Mission House.
Reference: Evangelisches Missionswerk in Suedwestdeutschland /Association of Churches and Missions in South Western Germany (http://www.ems-online.org/). Accessed June 2002.
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