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[Today in History] March 17

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 What Happened Today in Mission History: March 17 On March 17, 432, Saint Patrick arrived in Ireland as a missionary. Captured as a slave in his youth and later escaping, he returned to Ireland out of obedience to God’s calling. Patrick’s mission led to the widespread Christianization of Ireland, as he preached, baptized thousands, and established churches and monasteries. His legacy continues to inspire missionary efforts today, reminding us of the power of forgiveness and the courage to follow God’s call. As we reflect on his impact, may we also seek to share the Gospel with those who have yet to hear it. with ChatGPT

[Today in History] March 16

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 What Happened Today in Mission History: March 16 On March 16, 1792, William Carey published An Enquiry into the Obligations of Christians to Use Means for the Conversion of the Heathens . This pamphlet ignited the modern missionary movement by urging Christians to take the Great Commission seriously. Later that year, his vision led to the founding of the Baptist Missionary Society. Carey’s call to action reminds us that mission work requires faith and effort. His legacy challenges us to engage in global missions through prayer, support, and personal involvement, carrying the Gospel to all nations. with ChatGPT

[Ministry Newsletter] March, 2025

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[Ministry Newsletter] February, 2025

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[Ministry Newsletter] January, 2025

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[Ministry Newsletter] December, 2024

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[Ministry Newsletter] November, 2024

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