This document provides information about Christian missionaries and spreading the gospel. It discusses how the Bible calls all Christians to preach the gospel to all people. It defines a missionary as someone who travels from their community to another place without that faith to inform them about Christianity and the benefits of worshipping God. The goal is to spread the faith and form church communities where people can regularly practice and worship together. The document asks the reader to choose and research one of three missionaries: St. Patrick to Ireland in 432, St. Columba to Scotland in 563, or Sister Irene McCormack. It outlines the SQ3R reading strategy of survey, question, read, recite and review to guide studying the selected missionary.

2. "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all
creation.” Mark 16:15

3. Everyone who is a Christian, though some
people are sent out further than others.
Examples:
◦ Apostles
◦ St Paul
◦ St Patrick (Ireland)
◦ St Francis Xavier (Asia pacific)
◦ Any Christian includingYOU

4. A missionary is someone who
travels from their community
to other place that has not
experience their faith
tradition
They integrate into the
society and inform the
community about their faith
and the benefits of
worshipping their GOD.

6.  Conversion to the Christian faith
This should result in the formation of a
church community. ( a group of people
who regular meet to practice their faith
and worship together)

7. You will need to choose one of the following
three missionaries:
1) St Patrick to Ireland in 432
2) St Columba to Scotland 563
3) Sister Irene McCormack

8. Reading TaskReading Task
Using the worksheet supplied:
SQ3R

9. SurveySurvey
Get an overview or general idea about the
reading by Previewing
 Look at the title, subtitles or headings
 Look at any visuals (captions, pictures, charts or drawings)
 Read the first sentence of each paragraph.
 Look for key words in different print
Make a PREDICTION about the main idea
or central theme (what is this article about?)

10. QuestionQuestion
Formulate information
questions on what you have
surveyed.
Consider the question:
◦ Describe how this person
spread the ‘Good News’ to
people who may not have
experienced Jesus.

11. ReadRead
Read the article
thoroughly and actively,
focusing on your
questions
◦ This gives your reading a
purpose
As you read, you can
annotate (underline and
take notes in the margin)
the parts of the article
that help answer your
questions.

12. ReciteRecite
Try to answer the questions you formulated
based on what you remember.
If you have problems with a question,
make a note and pay close attention when you
review.

13. ReviewReview
Look at the material again but
without rereading; go over the
questions again.
Verify your prediction and
revise it if necessary.
Respond and reflect by
connecting the reading to
your previous experience (if
possible)