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indigenous flora - Übersetzung nach russisch

IN WHICH FOREIGN MISSIONARIES CREATE WELL-ORGANISED CHURCHES AND THEN HAND THEM OVER TO LOCAL CONVERTS
Indigenous church; Indigenous churches
  • [[Nicolás Zamora]]
  • [[Hudson Taylor]]

indigenous flora      

общая лексика

местная флора

indigenous inhabitant         
  • Aboriginal Australian]] dancers
  • Map with the main travels of the [[Age of Discovery]] (which began in the 15th century)
  • Ainu]] man performing a traditional Ainu dance
  • Guanche]] kings of [[Tenerife]] to [[Ferdinand and Isabella]]
  • Amis]] couple in traditional clothing. Taken in pre-World War II Japanese-ruled Taiwan.
  • Starting fire by hand, [[San people]] in Botswana.
  • The arrival of [[Jan van Riebeeck]] in [[Table Bay]], [[South Africa]] in 1652. Painting by [[Charles Davidson Bell]] (1813–1882)
  • Guatemalan girls in their traditional clothing from the town of Santa Catarina Palopó on [[Lake Atitlán]]
  • Native American]] dancer of the Save Our Ancestors Remains and Resources Indigenous Network Group (SOARRING) Foundation, a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to educate people about Indigenous ways of life
  • [[Dayak people]] in [[Borneo]]
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  • indigenous territories]] in Brazil
  • Indigenous peoples march for their right to [[self-determination]] in [[Davao City]] (2008).
  • A map of [[uncontacted peoples]], around the start of the 21st century
  • Kalash]] girls in Pakistan
  • Tlaxcalan]] soldiers and an Indigenous porter in the ''[[Lienzo de Tlaxcala]]'' (pre-1585)
  • "Savages of Mokka and Their House in Formosa", pre-1945, [[Taiwan under Japanese rule]]
  • Māori]] members, endorses the United Nations [[Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples]] in 2010.
  • Nivkh language]]
  • [[Dani people]] from the central highlands of [[western New Guinea]]
  • [[African Pygmies]] in Congo
  • [[Inuit]] on a traditional ''qamutik'' (dog sled) in [[Cape Dorset]], [[Nunavut]], Canada.
  • Quechua]] woman and child in the [[Sacred Valley]], Andes, Peru
  • Lapland]], 1936
  • [[Naga people]] in [[Northeast India]]
  • Nahua]] headdress in [[Yohualichan]], [[Veracruz]].
EARLIEST KNOWN INHABITANTS OF AN AREA
Autochthones; Indigenous Peoples; Indigenous community; Aboriginal people; Native people; Indigenous minority; Natives; Native peoples; Aboriginal Peoples; Aboriganal; First Peoples; Indigenous culture; Indigenous groups; Autochthons; Autochthonic theory; Indigenized; First nations; Indigenous population; Original population; First nation; Aboriginal peoples; Indigenous Peoples Resistance; Autochthonous population; Indigenous group; Indigenous inhabitants; Indigenous populations; Definitions and identity of indigenous peoples; Definitions of the term Indigenous; Indigenous cultures; Protection of indigenous culture; Indigenous (people); Aboriginal society; Aboriginal societies; Indigeneity; Autochtones; Indigenous inhabitant; Autochthon (person); First peoples; Indigenous people; Indigenous studies; Indigenous communities; Native populations; First Nations peoples; Native Peoples; Autochthonous peoples; Indigenous People; Aboriginal People; 1st Nations; 1st Nation; Aboriginal tribe; Indigenous persons; Human rights violations against indigenous peoples; First person (ethnic); First people; Indigenous Studies; Indigenised; Autochthonous people; Original peoples; Discrimination against indigenous peoples; Racism against indigenous peoples; Environmental crimes against indigenous peoples; Anti-indigenous racism; Discrimination against indigenous peoples of the Americas; Discrimination against indigenous peoples of North America
коренной житель, абориген
indigenous population         
  • Aboriginal Australian]] dancers
  • Map with the main travels of the [[Age of Discovery]] (which began in the 15th century)
  • Ainu]] man performing a traditional Ainu dance
  • Guanche]] kings of [[Tenerife]] to [[Ferdinand and Isabella]]
  • Amis]] couple in traditional clothing. Taken in pre-World War II Japanese-ruled Taiwan.
  • Starting fire by hand, [[San people]] in Botswana.
  • The arrival of [[Jan van Riebeeck]] in [[Table Bay]], [[South Africa]] in 1652. Painting by [[Charles Davidson Bell]] (1813–1882)
  • Guatemalan girls in their traditional clothing from the town of Santa Catarina Palopó on [[Lake Atitlán]]
  • Native American]] dancer of the Save Our Ancestors Remains and Resources Indigenous Network Group (SOARRING) Foundation, a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to educate people about Indigenous ways of life
  • [[Dayak people]] in [[Borneo]]
  • url-status=live }}</ref>
  • indigenous territories]] in Brazil
  • Indigenous peoples march for their right to [[self-determination]] in [[Davao City]] (2008).
  • A map of [[uncontacted peoples]], around the start of the 21st century
  • Kalash]] girls in Pakistan
  • Tlaxcalan]] soldiers and an Indigenous porter in the ''[[Lienzo de Tlaxcala]]'' (pre-1585)
  • "Savages of Mokka and Their House in Formosa", pre-1945, [[Taiwan under Japanese rule]]
  • Māori]] members, endorses the United Nations [[Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples]] in 2010.
  • Nivkh language]]
  • [[Dani people]] from the central highlands of [[western New Guinea]]
  • [[African Pygmies]] in Congo
  • [[Inuit]] on a traditional ''qamutik'' (dog sled) in [[Cape Dorset]], [[Nunavut]], Canada.
  • Quechua]] woman and child in the [[Sacred Valley]], Andes, Peru
  • Lapland]], 1936
  • [[Naga people]] in [[Northeast India]]
  • Nahua]] headdress in [[Yohualichan]], [[Veracruz]].
EARLIEST KNOWN INHABITANTS OF AN AREA
Autochthones; Indigenous Peoples; Indigenous community; Aboriginal people; Native people; Indigenous minority; Natives; Native peoples; Aboriginal Peoples; Aboriganal; First Peoples; Indigenous culture; Indigenous groups; Autochthons; Autochthonic theory; Indigenized; First nations; Indigenous population; Original population; First nation; Aboriginal peoples; Indigenous Peoples Resistance; Autochthonous population; Indigenous group; Indigenous inhabitants; Indigenous populations; Definitions and identity of indigenous peoples; Definitions of the term Indigenous; Indigenous cultures; Protection of indigenous culture; Indigenous (people); Aboriginal society; Aboriginal societies; Indigeneity; Autochtones; Indigenous inhabitant; Autochthon (person); First peoples; Indigenous people; Indigenous studies; Indigenous communities; Native populations; First Nations peoples; Native Peoples; Autochthonous peoples; Indigenous People; Aboriginal People; 1st Nations; 1st Nation; Aboriginal tribe; Indigenous persons; Human rights violations against indigenous peoples; First person (ethnic); First people; Indigenous Studies; Indigenised; Autochthonous people; Original peoples; Discrimination against indigenous peoples; Racism against indigenous peoples; Environmental crimes against indigenous peoples; Anti-indigenous racism; Discrimination against indigenous peoples of the Americas; Discrimination against indigenous peoples of North America
коренное население

Definition

Autochthones

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Indigenous church mission theory

Indigenous churches are churches suited to local culture and led by local Christians. There have been two main Protestant strategies proposed for the creation of indigenous churches:

  1. Indigenization: Foreign missionaries create well-organized churches and then hand them over to local converts. The foreign mission is generally seen as a scaffolding which must be removed once the fellowship of believers is functioning properly. Missionaries provide teaching, pastoral care, sacraments, buildings, finance and authority, and train local converts to take over these responsibilities. Thus the church becomes indigenous. It becomes self-supporting, self-propagating and self-governing.
  2. Indigeneity: Foreign missionaries do not create churches, but simply help local converts develop their own spiritual gifts and leadership abilities and gradually develop their own churches. Missionaries provide teaching and pastoral care alone. The church is thus indigenous from the start. It has always been self-supporting, self-propagating and self-governing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indigenous church mission theory
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