· LeAnn E
· Cindy C
Mission work in Taiwan has been on-going since the early 17th entury. Modern Protestant missions history was initiated by the Presbyterian hurch in the late 1800s. Currently, official statistics list 4.5% of the population as Christian. These are largely found in the cities, among predominately middle class people. The more rural areas, and the labor class are much less reached, with some estimates as low as 0.1%. Most people in Taiwan (93%) adhere to Chinese traditional beliefs, which are a mixture of Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism.
The Taiwan Missionary Fellowship (TMF) is a forum for all those involved in Christian missions on Taiwan to share ideas, fellowship and support. Find out more about TMF.
Mission to Unreached Peoples (MUP) has had missionaries working in Taiwan since the late 1980s. We utilize a variety of entry platforms to reach people in Taiwan with the Good News of God’s love. Read more details on how “God might use you in ways you have never imagined” in Taiwan.
Currently, we have 11 on our Taiwan MUP team.
Click on their names to find out more about what they’re doing.
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