Anonymous #1 11w

because certain mission trips, like the Mormon ones, is literally just walking around and trying to convert people. If you’re talking about a service based trip, like helping to build a water pump in Africa, or teach at a local school, or build houses, sure that’s helpful.

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Anonymous #1 11w

Bc they’re more for the sake of colonizing and trying to convert people thrn actually helping

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Anonymous #2 11w

Where did op specify that??

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Anonymous #3 11w

Colonizing and converting aren’t the same thing.

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Anonymous #1 11w

“helping in need” kinda loses its valor when there’s strings attached (Christianity). Like there’s no way those poor villagers don’t hear like 10 speeches about adopting Christ as their savior.

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Anonymous #1 11w

Hm. I like to help people to help people. I don’t help people to try and convert them to a religion.

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Anonymous #1 11w

They p much are

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Anonymous #2 11w

So Christian’s don’t convert people, we plant seeds. It’s between God and the person whether or not that relationship grows. Christian’s on missions trips work for others and share the love of Christ through their labor.

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Anonymous #5 11w

That’s the ideal…

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