mission station

After the baby was well, Mary went back to the mission station in the valley.

He visited a mission station or church centre where local people meet.

Her new project is on music in African mission stations.

The mission station had been taken over by the Australian military and was being used as a hospital.

He killed them, and took other warriors to the main mission station.

Extract from what appears to be a report on a mission station.

The centre of the populated area is the Catholic mission station.

The first Anglican mission station would not begin until 1911.

With help from the local community, the mission station established a secondary school during the 1970s.

Formal education would also provide skilled workers for the mission station.

But these mission stations and their personnel were not permanent.

The mission station was proclaimed a national monument in 2014.

The mission station itself moved to Domasi at the end of the 19th century.

Within a year of having established the mission station, the population had grown to 420 persons.

It is not a mission station for the conversion of Rome.

Mission stations and police posts were also established during this period.

Thus it was decided to establish a mission station in this kingdom.

Kuruman became the most successful mission station of its day.

An early Wesleyan mission station was established here in 1844.

After that she traveled around the world, visiting the chief mission stations.

The town remains a Moravian mission station to this day.

At its mouth is the site of the former Hebron mission station.

The mission station was fairly typical of such missions, including a school, health center and church.

To port, as we rounded a tiny point, the mission station appeared.

He later established a mission station at Tauranga in 1835.