Many Catholics still believe that the term mission and missionary refer only to priest’s sister and religious. What new understanding have you developed about these concepts -mission and missionaries?
For me, my understanding about missions is an intentional effort to lead others to a saving faith in Jesus Christ. It is the primary task given to believers by Jesus, and all believers are charged to participate.
The word "mission" comes from the word "to send," and most Christians who are involved in full-time missions are sent to another location. All missions include the idea of leaving the comfort of the fellowship of other believers to engage with those who do not know Christ. This may be across town or on the other side of the globe. The way in which Christian missions spreads the gospel is different for every culture, even though the message is the same. To some degree, the method must be specific to the hearers. Different degrees of education, sophistication, and familiarity with Christian concepts will influence how the gospel can be shared. Every Christian is called to missions in their own lives. Jesus charges all of us to reach others with His message. It is not easy, but as we learn to love people like God does, we find sharing the truth about God essential to the Christian life.

A missionary proclaims Jesus as Savior and Lord. Whom do they tell? Jesus made it clear that Christians are to reach out to “all the nations”, especially those ethnic groups without a Gospel witness. Unreached people groups are still waiting for the way, truth, and life found in. But Christians at home should be missionaries in their own communities, doing personal evangelism Missionaries do more than evangelism. The commission was to make disciples, not immature believers. Thus, a Christian missionary’s outreach involves evangelism, discipleship, and church planting. These main goals are accomplished in a variety of ways: street preaching, tract hand-outs, church building, Bible studies, teaching English as a second language, relief projects, children’s clubs, mountain trekking, literacy teaching, radio broadcasting, etc.

Describe the poor in your community how can you explain that God lives them in spite of their situations.
They are the one who are lack of material wealth such as insufficient food, money, clean water, and medicine. God lives with them not only on the poor but in all of us, He’s doing everything He can for us to help, to answer all our prayers. For the poor people or community He’s making His own way to help them, for example, sending missionaries to help them, Charities, or group of peoples who offers/giving them help. God is with us always. He loves you us, and cares about what is going on in our life. He hears your cries and sees your pain. Is there anything too hard for God? Absolutely nothing! No matter what is going on in your life, you can trust that He is in control, and is working everything out for you. When you wake up in the morning and wonder how you will face the day, God is working it out. When you wonder how you can get through and overcome this difficult time, God is working it out. And when you lay down at night, wondering how you will face the challenges of tomorrow, whatever they may be, God is already working it out. God knows intimately the concerns of your heart, and can provide all the peace, strength, and courage you need. God is with us, always.

Give an example of how your life is identification with a group (club or association)