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| − | * Wrote his '''Missionary Manifesto''' | + | * Wrote his '''Missionary Manifesto''' - Great Commission applies to all Christians |
* Preached on the importance of mission from [[Isaiah 54]] | * Preached on the importance of mission from [[Isaiah 54]] | ||
* Formation of a society that would become the [[Baptist Missionary Society]] | * Formation of a society that would become the [[Baptist Missionary Society]] | ||
Revision as of 01:07, 8 November 2007
Synopsis: William Carey is known as the "Father of Modern Missionaries".
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William Carey is known as the "Father of Modern Missionaries".
Brief Timeline
1761 - Born; from a young age had a passion for overseas
1783 - Baptized
1789 - Works as a Baptist pastor
1792
- Wrote his Missionary Manifesto - Great Commission applies to all Christians
- Preached on the importance of mission from Isaiah 54
- Formation of a society that would become the Baptist Missionary Society
1793
- Travels to India (Calcutta) as a missionary
- Begins work on translating New Testament in Bengali
1799
- Moves to the Danish colony of Serampore because of the hostility of the British East India Company
1800
- First Indian converted
1801
- First Bengali New Testament printed
1808
- Sanskrit New Testament published (plus a few others in other Indian languages)
1824
- Died
William Carey's Approach to Mission
William Carey developed a 5 pronged approach to mission
- Widespread preaching
- Scripture in the local language
- Formation of a local church
- Study the culture
- Indigenous training/involvement in ministry
Quoets
William Carey
- Expect great things from God; Attempt great things for God
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