Topic: Social and Economic Activities of Christian Missionaries (C.E 1900-1957)

Subtopic: Introduction to Christian Missionaries and their Social and Economic Activities

Reference: - Textbook: “Christian Missionaries and their Impact on Society” by John Smith - Online resources: “Christian Missionaries in the 20th Century” by World History Encyclopedia

Objectives: 1. To understand the role of Christian missionaries in social and economic activities during the period of 1900-1957. 2. To analyze the impact of Christian missionaries on local communities. 3. To evaluate the effectiveness of Christian missionaries’ efforts in promoting social and economic development.

Relevant Previous Knowledge: - Students should have a basic understanding of the concept of missionaries and their role in spreading Christianity. - Students should be familiar with the historical context of the early 20th century, including colonization and globalization.

Teaching and Learning Resources: - Textbook - Online resources - Images and photographs of Christian missionaries and their activities - Maps showing the locations of missionary work

Introduction: - Begin the lesson by asking students if they are familiar with the term “Christian missionaries” and what they know about their activities. - Show images and photographs of Christian missionaries engaged in various social and economic activities. - Explain that during the period of 1900-1957, Christian missionaries played a significant role in promoting social and economic development in various parts of the world.

Presentation: 1. Provide a brief historical background on the period of 1900-1957, highlighting the major events and trends that influenced the work of Christian missionaries. 2. Discuss the social activities of Christian missionaries, such as establishing schools, hospitals, and orphanages, and providing education and healthcare to local communities. 3. Explore the economic activities of Christian missionaries, including promoting agriculture, introducing new farming techniques, and setting up small-scale industries. 4. Use specific examples and case studies to illustrate the impact of Christian missionaries’ efforts on local communities. 5. Discuss the challenges and criticisms faced by Christian missionaries during this period.

Closure: - Summarize the key points discussed during the lesson. - Encourage students to reflect on the significance of the social and economic activities of Christian missionaries in promoting development and improving the lives of local communities. - Ask students to share their thoughts and opinions on the topic.

Evaluation: - Assign a written or oral reflection task where students analyze the impact of Christian missionaries’ social and economic activities during the period of 1900-1957. - Assess students’ understanding of the topic through class discussions and participation. - Evaluate students’ ability to critically analyze the effectiveness of Christian missionaries’ efforts in promoting social and economic development.