And, sadly, Christians aren’t often visibly present as missionaries in those countries, save the Czech Republic perhaps. Far too westernized and ‘wealthy’ to save, I guess. Our church devotes countless dollars to the poor in Africa, where there are many devout believers already, albeit living in abject poverty. It’s as though our Church mission has gone from saving souls to saving lives because it is more politically correct to do so.
Surprising it’s so high in the Czech Republic, but then again the Church wasn’t as big of a factor during the Velvet Revolution, as it was in Poland during Solidarity.
Interesting - my Church in Kenya (Mavuno, which means Harvest in Swahili) just sent missionaries to Germany. They were VERY well received, and there was a huge need for them.
Yes, but on the other hand, the poor have always been more amenable to the Gospel than the wealthy.
Believe it or not, Africans have gone as missionaries to Europe.
I have known of some myself.