mission
મિશન
definition
noun
a trade mission to Mexico
an important assignment carried out for political, religious, or commercial purposes, typically involving travel.
the Christian mission
the vocation or calling of a religious organization, especially a Christian one, to go out into the world and spread its faith.
translation of 'mission'
ધર્મપ્રચારક સંસ્થા,
દૂત કાર્ય,
દૂત મંડળ,
ધર્મપ્રચારક મંડળ,
મિશન
noun
કર્તવ્ય,
હેતુ
example
After first realising the export possibilities while on a trade 'mission' to Kuala Lumpur, Scrimgour made a concerted effort to discover new markets in developing countries.
The reasonable restoration of discipline requires a renewed vision of the very purpose and 'mission' of the church.
The majority of Catholics have little appreciation of their 'mission' to spread the faith as a precious gift intended for all.
As the Australian Crime Commission was being formed, the junior detective was sent on an important 'mission' to Cambodia.
Even a UN security 'mission' sent in to assess the situation had to turn back before reaching Mazar because it was too dangerous to proceed.
The current plan for a human 'mission' to Mars entails nine months of travel time in each direction in addition to one year on the planet itself.
He always thought that his main 'mission' in life, and his greatest pleasure, was in teaching the deaf.
by then, the 'mission' had journeyed more than 3,500 miles
the Christian 'mission'
His 'mission' was to spread the word of God to people living in the depths of the Amazon rain forest.
He said Indonesia and Malaysia would also form a joint mission to oversee and assess the reports made by the fact-finding 'mission' .
Clearly, we must actively and forcefully explain the importance of our fundamental 'mission' to policy leaders and the general public.
As expressed in the catechism in the Book of Common Prayer, the 'mission' of the church is made explicit as the body of Christ.
The guiding principle for the Church in its 'mission' is that it is concerned especially with people for their own sakes and for Christ's sake.
NASA has approved a 'mission' to investigate the atmosphere of Mars
The charge followed a fact-finding 'mission' to the capital Sofia by Sir John Ramsden, head of the Foreign Office central and north-west Europe department.
Once stability has been restored, plans will be drawn up for a trade 'mission' to the country.
Constants in Context is a survey of missiology, or the ways the church carries out its 'mission' in the world.
a trade 'mission' to Mexico
Early tomorrow morning, China will send its second crewed 'mission' into space.
The pilot vanished on 31 July 1944 while flying a reconnaissance 'mission' .
the head of the West German 'mission'
The importance of the 'mission' to the scientific community is due to both the presence and the composition of the atmosphere.
There had always been questions as to whether the B-36 could accomplish its assigned 'mission' .
They agitate for power on the clericalist assumption that the Church and her 'mission' belongs to the bishops.
Group Captain Oddie said the 'mission' already had aircraft well placed.
The issue of religion and politics takes on a deeper dimension when we come to consider ideas about the 'mission' of the Christian church.
There is the one charged with the task of organizing the Christian 'mission' in Britain and drawing it together as one Church.
In Oregon, some wounded members of the National Guard have made it their 'mission' to make sure their fellow soldiers get the welcome that they deserve.
The appeal was set up after his most recent visit to the Christian Brothers run 'mission' at Lukulu in Zambia.
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