Paul’s Missions

Paul’s missions refer to his efforts to spread Christianity beyond Jewish communities in the first century. Traveling across the Roman Empire, he established churches, preached about Jesus, and encouraged believers to live according to Christian teachings. His missions were strategic, often involving relocating, addressing cultural barriers, and writing letters—many of which are now part of the New Testament—that provided guidance and encouragement to early Christian communities. Overall, Paul’s missions significantly contributed to the growth and organization of Christianity as a global faith.