Basler Mission

The Basler Mission was a Christian organization founded in 1834 in Basel, Switzerland, with the goal of spreading Christianity and providing social services worldwide. It focused on evangelism, education, healthcare, and community development, especially in underserved regions. Operating through missionaries and local partnerships, it aimed to improve lives while sharing Christian teachings. Over time, the mission’s activities expanded across Africa, Asia, and other parts of the world, emphasizing humanitarian work alongside religious outreach. Its work helped promote social progress and cross-cultural understanding, embodying a blend of faith-driven service and international aid.