Pilot, If you ask any of the people who attended missionary school, how they felt about the christian missionaries you will find out nobody has anything negative to say. I went to one myself. They had christian mass but attendance was not compulsory. There was a choice, we had options. Free will is respected, and nobody is ever forced to turn inot a christian. Throughout south-east asia and much more of the world, Missionary school has contributed the most to education and self reliance. For all that matters western education in Nepal was pioneered by a Missionary too. they are the first to help the sick and untouchables, they are the first to lend a helping hand in times of disaster, they are a beacon of humanatarian works throughout the world from the slums of Calcutta to the hospitals of New York city. If you close your eyes and let other people define then it doesn't become your. You have to open your eyes, broaden your mentality and think universally. If people do convert to christianity then let them be, if you decide to change the color of your room tomorow, would you like people to dictate you ? If they decide to change their religion then most probably because they didn't find what they are looking for, and found the same in christianity. I am not a christian but have utmost respect for christianit just as I have for Hinduism for its wisdom and ageless spiritualism. "Fulko aakha ma fullai sansara, kada ko aankha ma kaadai sansara"