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… The missionary school where so many Black intellectuals of the … in 1824 by John Bennie and John Ross of the Glasgow Missionary Society (GMS). It was named after the society’s … Lovedale Missionary School …

… his arrival at the Cape, Superintendent of the London Missionary Society, Dr John Philip, paid a visit to the … accompanied his father to England where he studied for the missionary. He returned to Hankey in 1841 with his Scottish … Philip Irrigation Tunnel and Missionary Station, Hankey …

… This soon became the most important station of the Berlin Society in South Africa. Here were established a … workshops, mill and printing press; and from here the Berlin Missionary Society's influence spread throughout the …

… Station of the Berlin Missionary Society in the Uniondale District. Named after the German Missionary- Schmidt.  Who in 1737 began to work among the …

… to have existed for about 124 years. A Minister of the Berlin Mission Society, Gueldenpfennig, acquired the mission … Valleys, an orange growing company. It is alleged that the Berlin Mission Society retained the mission’s surrounding … mission technically became illegal squatters. The Berlin Missionary Society, who was stationed at New Germany outside …

… of Etembeni was established in 1868 as a station of the Berlin Missionary Society. …

… adjacent to one another on Route 62, they are both on the Missionary Route (that includes Mamre, Genadendal, Wuppertal, … like this: Zoar was the first of the South African Missionary Society's (SAMS) 'projects', established in 1817. Interestingly the Berlin Mission Society ran the Mission Station on behalf of …

… was purchased to built a Church and an active Berliner Missionary Station, the oldest of its kind in the Free State. …

… mission station established in the Eastern Cape, by the Berlin Missionary Society. Dohne was one of Society’s first six …

… and Heinrich Grützner, arrived in South Africa from the Berlin Mission Society during the 1860’s, to spread the … College, until 1979. It was at Botshabelo that the missionary R.F Güstav Trumpelmann, with the invaluable … Middelburg Observer) – stood empty, the doors of its many missionary buildings were bolted shut, trees growing through …

… These included, among others, the establishment of missionary training institutions at Lovedale, Healdtown, … the establishment of a number of new settlements, such as Berlin, Stutterheim and Hamburg. Shortly thereafter their …

… joint project of missionaries from the Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society and the South African Missionary Society. Both missions had originally been located …

… The Rhenish Missionary Society (Rhenish  – of the river Rhine) was one of the largest Missionary Societies in Germany. Formed from smaller Missions … with the growing number of Congregants and the Rhenish Missionary Society decided it was important to have a Church …

… as Witterivier). Enon was formed in 1818 by the Moravian Missionary Society on request of the Area Landdrost Jacob … towns inside the Cape Colony. The land was granted to the Missionary Society in trust, to be administrated on behalf of the Cape Colony in the interests of residents of the missionary station, by Lord Sommerset the Cape governor. …

… was established in 1831 as a station of the Rhenish Missionary Society . The 1875 census indicated that the … James Backhouse in March 1840, when he reported that: "The missionary-station of Ebenezer, was an original kraal of ( … which also gave a charge over it to the Rhenish Missionary Society. Several of the people were living in huts …

… owned by Whites. The land initially formed part of the Berlin Mission’s land holdings. In 1924 this fragment of land … sold. The people, who occupied the farm long before the Berlin Mission acquired the land, were tenant labourers. They …

… Reverend John Brownlee,  as a station of for the Glasgow Missionary Society. The village which grew up about it was … chapel, used also as a school-room, the residence of the missionary, and two other houses, with some outbuildings of …

… was founded in 1854, by missionaries; of the Hermannsburg Missionary Society in Germany. They built the Mission house, … were: 'Herr Direktor Wickert; Her Dr. W. Backeberg; Missionary Filter; Miss. Sup. F. Scriba; Fritz Scriba; Herr …

… was established in 1829 as a station of the London Missionary Society, and was named in honour of Dr John … and British colonial administrators. Philipton's first missionary was James Read who devoted much of his working … and blackened ruin. The house, in which the venerable missionary Read, since also deceased, had so kindly …

… William Anderson and Cornelius Kramer , of the London Missionary Society, established a Missionary Station, among the Griqua at Leeuwenkuil . The … too arid for cultivation. In about 1805 they moved the Missionary Station to another spring further up the Valley …

… Back in 1802, the establishment of a Missionary Village on a deserted farm near Algoa Bay, now … people by Johannes Theodorus van der Kemp of the London Missionary Society, was seen by local farmers as a hotbed of … with a fervour that must have at times amazed the missionary and his colleague, James Read. Not satisfied with …

… Bergtheil asked Pastor Posselt, who had come to Natal as a missionary, to come to New Germany to marry four young … he agreed on condition that he could carry on with his missionary work among the Zulu. On 12 May 1885, Wilhlem …

… the Christian religion. In 1834 Dr Newton Adams, a medical missionary and his wife embarked upon their missionary endevour. They sailed from Boston, the head office …

… as well as spectacular waterfalls such as Lisbon Falls; Berlin Falls and Mac Mac Falls. Graskop is at an altitude of …

… The South African Missionary Meeting House/ Sendinggestig Museum (short for the … built between 1802 and 1804. It was founded by the African Missionary Society in 1799. The church is located in Long … illuminated panels, which showcases the church’s history, missionary work and information about the church community. …

… Kraal was established in 1813 as a station of the London Missionary Society (LMS) . In 1818, its name was changed to Pacaltsdorp in honour of the Rev Carl Pacalt, the first missionary to serve there. John Campbell, Director of the … (March 1813) Mr Pacalt, a pious, disinterested, and active Missionary from the London Society, commenced a mission to …

… to spread in this country after the arrival of Doctor and missionary David Livingstone. The Presbyterian mission station was founded in 1873. Missionary activities, the threat of Portuguese expansion …

… including: A stone church built in 1904 by the London Missionary Station . The Museum is also worth a visit; Other … this huge Mission abandoned in 1948, by the London Missionary Society - which is characterised by its pretty …

… fled South to Cammas Fonteyn, where the resident London Missionary Society minister renamed it Pella, after the … (prior to 1910)  In 1806 the first stationof the London Missionary Society (L.M.S.) north of the Orange River …