1. Africa: Missionaries travelled to Africa from Europe, America, and other parts of the world starting in the 15th century. They established missions in many countries, including Kenya, Nigeria, Congo, South Africa, and Ethiopia.
2. Asia: Asia has been a prominent destination for missionaries since early Christianity. Missionaries travelled to the regions of India, China, Japan, the Philippines, Vietnam, and South Korea, among others.
3. Americas: Missionaries played a significant role in the colonization and religious settlement of the Americas. Missionaries from Spain, Portugal, England, and France spread Catholicism and Protestantism across North, Central, and South America.
4. Pacific Islands: Missionaries were active in the Pacific Islands during the 19th and 20th centuries. Many Pacific Island nations, such as Hawaii, Tahiti, Fiji, and Samoa, were greatly influenced by missionary activities.
5. Middle East: Missionaries have a long history in the Middle East, dating back to the early days of Christianity. There are ongoing missionary efforts in the region, particularly focused on Christian-Muslim relations and humanitarian work.
6. Eastern Europe: In the recent past, there has been increased missionary activity in Eastern European countries, including Poland, Czech Republic, Romania, and Ukraine. These efforts often aim to revive Christianity in societies undergoing religious transition.