Protestant missionary movements

Protestant missionary movements are efforts by Protestant Christian groups to spread their faith and establish churches in regions outside their home countries. Historically, starting in the 18th century, these movements aimed to convert non-Christians, promote education, and provide social services. They often involved sending missionaries abroad to share Christian teachings, build schools, hospitals, and communities. While motivated by religious beliefs, these initiatives also influenced cultural, social, and political developments in many parts of the world. Overall, Protestant missions have played a significant role in shaping global religious landscapes and cross-cultural interactions.