missionary

Converse of object

• arrive: In 1865, German missionaries arrived on the tiny Indonesian island of Nias.
• send: Whatever the truth of the story Gregory did send missionaries to England.
• become: I assume you know Paul is not talking about going off to become a missionary or a minister.
• travel: I used to be a missionary; a proper traveling missionary zipping round Europe and Eurasia working with students.
• ask: Several years later, when I was in the same district, I asked the same missionary the same question.

Adjective modifier

• Pentecostal: We can only guess at what incredible mistakes these early pentecostal missionaries must have made.
• Franciscan: Michael Strode was introduced to Mother Mary Francis, then superior of the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary of the Angels.
• Baptist: And on December 30, 2002 - three Southern Baptist missionaries working in the Baptist Hospital at Jibla were killed.
• Mormon: One of the highlights of the month was the conducting of a party of 12 Mormon Missionaries around the Upper Series of Swildons.
• church-based: To read about the present-day role of a church-based missionary see the article Church-based mission work â what is it?
• Presbyterian: Alexander Robert Crawford was licensed to preach on 1 May 1894 and was ordained in the following year as a Presbyterian missionary.

Modifies a noun

• zeal: Crooks himself, whilst a consummate entrepreneur, has lost none of his missionary zeal.
• vocation: The strength of the experiential interpretation of the missionary vocation is also under-estimated.
• bishop: An early missionary bishop among the Picts in Scotland.
• ecclesiology: Trinity and missionary ecclesiology It is a helpful truism to state that best theology starts with the topic of God.
• endeavor: Later that year, the first missionary endeavor of St Joseph's was realized.
• journey: Here was the Apostle Paul on his missionary journey.

Noun used with modifier

• Jesuit: From the late Seventeenth Century great areas of the country's eastern lowlands were effectively ruled by Jesuit missionaries.
• pioneer: John Paton was a great pioneer missionary who devoted himself to sharing the gospel with the cannibals of the New Hebrides in the Pacific.
• woman: The women missionaries could often get where no male missionary could.