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Jonathan Edwards’ missionary work among the Mohican Indians is a lesser-known yet significant aspect of his life, showcasing his deep commitment to evangelizing indigenous peoples and his belief in the necessity of spreading the gospel to all nations, including Native Americans.

In the 1750s, while serving as pastor of the church in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, Edwards became actively involved in missionary efforts with local Native American tribes, particularly the Mohicans. Appointed as a missionary to the Stockbridge and nearby Native American communities, his work was part of the broader movement to evangelize the Native American population during the colonial era. Edwards was motivated by both his theological convictions and a strong sense of moral responsibility for the spiritual welfare of the Native Americans, whom he believed needed salvation through Jesus Christ.

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