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   Sep 1, 2011 · William Carey: When Englishman William Carey (1761–1834) arrived in India in 1793, it marked a major milestone in the history of Christian missions and in the history of India. Carey established the Serampore Mission—the first modern Protestant mission in the non-English-speaking world—near Calcutta on January 10, 1800.1 From this base ...

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   William Carey (17 August 1761 – 9 June 1834) was an English Christian missionary, Particular Baptist minister, translator, social reformer and cultural anthropologist who founded the Serampore College and the Serampore University, the first degree-awarding university in India [1] and cofounded the Serampore Mission Press.

4. chalcedon.edu › resources › articlesWilliam Carey's Postmillennialism and World Missions - Chalcedon

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   May 1, 2001 · The Enquiry shows how Carey argued for native leadership, which aroused criticism not only in politics, but also in the church. In 1834, fifty missionaries (six Europeans, Anglo-Indians, and Indians) were working in Serampore with Carey’s team of nineteen.

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   Apr 2, 2013 · William Carey (1761-1834), the 18th century cobbler who was captured by the grace of God and became the “Father of Modern Protestant Missions”, was a remarkable man in almost every respect.

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   Nov 5, 2021 · A Vision of Victory. One of the most influential sermons in world history was preached on 31 May 1792, by William Carey in Northampton, England. Carey’s sermon literally sparked the greatest century of Christian advance. It marked the entry of the English-speaking world into missions.

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   In 1792, as a young Baptist pastor in Leicester, he published An Enquiry into the Obligations of Christians, to Use Means for the Conversion of the Heathens (1792). This missiological pamphlet argued that Christians should undertake evangelistic missions overseas.

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   Why was William Carey important?

   • One of the most influential sermons in world history was preached on 31 May 1792, by William Carey in Northampton, England. Carey’s sermon literally sparked the greatest century of Christian advance. It marked the entry of the English-speaking world into missions.

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   How did William Carey Impact India?

   • Asian historian Hugh Tinker summarizes Carey’s impact on India this way: “And so in Serampore, on the banks of the river Hooghly, the principal elements of modern South Asia—the press, the university, social consciousness—all came to light.” 2 Who was William Carey?

   William Carey: A Missionary Who Transformed a Nation

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   How did William Carey contribute to education in India?

   • William Carey's contribution to education in India was as professor of Bengali at Fort William College in Calcutta some 18 miles from Serampore. His entire salary went to the common treasury at Serampore. He established a place of worship in Calcutta where he preached to the poor.

   1792—The 200th Anniversary: Lessons from William Carey for the ’90s

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   Why did William Carey write a letter to his father?

   • In a letter from Leicester, England, to his "Dear and Honored Father" while preparing for his initial departure for India, William Carey wrote: "I hope, dear father, you may be enabled to surrender me up to the Lord for the most arduous, honorable, and important work that ever any of the sons of men were called to engage in.

   1792—The 200th Anniversary: Lessons from William Carey for the ’90s

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   How did Carey view India?

   • [Carey] saw India not as a foreign country to be exploited, but as his heavenly Father's land to be loved and saved... he believed in understanding and controlling nature instead of fearing, appeasing or worshipping it; in developing one's intellect instead of killing it as mysticism taught.

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   How successful was William Carey after he died?

   • But in God’s timing, Carey and others like him were phenomenally successful. Not yet 200 years after Carey’s death, roughly 30 million Indians follow Jesus. William Carey was simple man who had a fervent heart for God, and that was all He needed to change India into the nation it is today, and to advance His kingdom on earth.

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   Nov 1, 1992 · The accounts of his globe made from scraps of leather and his homemade world map are familiar fare for Carey buffs. Though confined to his cobbler's bench, his mind and prayers soared to far off peoples and places. Three momentous events in 1792 changed the history of global missions.