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The 37-year life of Bartholomew Ziegenbalg (1682–1719), sent to the Danish Crown Colony of Tranquebar in South India in 1706 as the first Protestant missionary to Asia, demonstrates how the spirituality of early Lutheran pietism helped to shape a missionary vocation.
After consultation with Lange, Lütkens was soon able to present Ziegenbalg and his fellow student Heinrich Plütschau, who were ordained at Copenhagen and arrived at the Danish trade establishment of Tranquebar, South India, on July 9, 1706.
Although released after a little more than four months, Ziegenbalg still had a difficult relationship with Hassius and that was one reason for Ziegenbalg's return to Europe in 1714–1716. Ziegenbalg was also married in 1716.
Jun 19, 2024 · Ziegenbalg was delighted to meet African children who were being catechised by the Dutch but was sad to see that the Dutch enslaved the Africans and did not allow them to be baptised even if they were taught and showed a true delight in the gospel.
Feb 22, 2012 · On 9th July, 1706, Ziegenbalg and Heinrich Plutschau arrived at Danish Colony of Tranquebar, hence they becoming the first Protestant missionaries to arrive on the Indian sub-continent and starting the Danish-Halle Mission. Ziegenbalg was practicing a well-intentioned form of cultural imperialism.
Bartholomaeus Ziegenbalg (1682-1719), the first German Lutheran missionary in India and a pioneer bridge builder, between Germany and India, had been the subject for many discussions, dialogues and discourses for a very long period of over 300 years,
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Oct 1, 1999 · The 37-year life of Bartholomew Ziegenbalg (1682–1719), sent to the Danish Crown Colony of Tranquebar in South India in 1706 as the first Protestant missionary to Asia, demonstrates how the spirituality of early Lutheran pietism helped to shape a missionary vocation.
