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According to this site, the "Father of Faith Missions" in China was Hudson Taylor. http://www.gospelpublishingmission.org/books/flgc.php
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Is Hudson Taylor the father of modern missions?
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Why was father serra called the father of the missions?
He created the missions in Califorina
Did Father Junipero Serra win any awards?
Yes Junipero serra won few awards for his help and missions for the catholic faith.
What did the fathers do at the missions?
they taught the Catholic faith
Who is the father of the California missions?
Blessed Junipero Serra is the father of California missions.
How much missions did father serra build?
father serra built i think 9 missions.
How many many missions did Father Serra find?
9 missions!
Why was William Carey considered a father of modern missions?
he did the most missions
What started the missions?
father juipero serria started the California missions
Who were father serra and father lasuen?
founders of the California missions
Why is father Serra father of the missions?
i guess because he found them
What were the reasons father Sarah established the California missions?
To fight other missions
