ebanghelismo
ebanghelísmo with stress marks
evangelism
Usage Note
Ebanghelismo is derived from Spanish evangelismo and refers to the active spread of the Christian gospel, a practice with deep roots in the Philippines given its predominantly Catholic and growing evangelical Protestant population. The word is used across denominations and appears frequently in church and religious media contexts.
Examples
" Mahalaga ang ebanghelismo sa kanila. "
Natural Translation
Evangelism is important to them.
Literal Translation
Important the evangelism to them.
" Isinagawa nila ang ebanghelismo sa mga liblib na baryo. "
Natural Translation
They conducted evangelism in remote villages.
Literal Translation
Conducted they the evangelism in-the remote villages.
" Bahagi ng kanilang misyon ang ebanghelismo, kaya naglalakbay sila sa mga lugar na walang simbahan. "
Natural Translation
Evangelism is part of their mission, so they travel to places that have no church.
Literal Translation
Part of their mission the evangelism, so travel they to-the places that without church.
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