Global

This source names Global directly: "nations, its theme Bridging the Global Zarathushti Existence, and Justice Rohinton F."

This source names Global directly: "Kevin Ward's A History of Global Anglicanism, Cambridge University Press, 2006, is the standard academic history of the Anglican Communion's formation from the sixteenth century to the present..."

This source names Global directly: "The Seventh-day Adventist Church's global humanitarian and development agency, established in November 1956 as the Seventh-day Adventist Welfare Service (SAWS) and renamed the Adventist Development..."

This source names Global directly: "Anderson is a specialist scholar of global Pentecostal and African independent Christianity, and this study works from documented research into African Initiated Churches, the Christian movements..."

This source names Global directly: "on the Alliance World Fellowship, the global federation of national churches descended from the Christian and Missionary Alliance, consulted 2026-08-16."

This source names Global directly: "became rivals for leadership of the global jihadist movement, each claiming the other has departed from correct doctrine and strategy."

This source names Global directly: "international and US programs and a Global Cohesion initiative."

This source names Global directly: "from sixteen countries, and the global Zoroastrian community's estimated population of roughly one hundred twenty five thousand, including more than thirty thousand adherents now in the United..."

This source names Global directly: "full communion with several Anglican Global South primates."

This source names Global directly: "years; and for the movement's rapid global reach, spreading to over fifty nations within two years, an event commonly regarded as the beginning of the modern Pentecostal movement, today counting..."

This source names Global directly: "Buddhist Global Relief funds food security, sustainable agriculture, women's empowerment and education programmes worldwide, expressing the Buddhist ethical commitment to relieving suffering through..."

This source names Global directly: "English Wikipedia article on Buddhist Global Relief, covering its June 2008 founding by Bhikkhu Bodhi and its registration in New Jersey."

This source names Global directly: "figure, distinct from the foundation's global, Taiwan based network statistics recorded elsewhere on this page."

This source names Global directly: "Tradition, hosted as a PDF by his own Global Institute for Sikh Studies, was originally published as a chapter in Sikh Religion, Culture and Ethnicity, edited by Christopher Shackle and others..."

This source names Global directly: "report by the Center for the Study of Global Christianity at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, authored by Todd M."

This source names Global directly: "decline of piracy correlates with global warming, offered as a parody of arguments that mistake correlation for causation; and that the world may have been created to appear far older than it is, in..."

This source names Global directly: "for-profit organizations working in global health, humanitarian relief and economic development."

This source names Global directly: "June 9, 2025 report on how the global religious landscape changed from 2010 to 2020, finding that Buddhists were the only major group to shrink worldwide in that decade, from 343 million (just under..."

This source names Global directly: "June 9, 2025 report on how the global religious landscape changed from 2010 to 2020, finding the number of Christians worldwide rose by 122 million to 2.3 billion, while falling as a share of world..."

This source names Global directly: "June 9, 2025 report on how the global religious landscape changed from 2010 to 2020, finding the number of Hindus worldwide grew 12 percent in that decade, from a little under 1.1 billion in 2010 to..."

This source names Global directly: "June 9, 2025 report on how the global religious landscape changed from 2010 to 2020, finding the global Muslim population grew 21 percent in that decade, from 1.7 billion (24 percent of world..."

This source names Global directly: "By October 1999 it had already expanded into a dedicated global satellite channel, Da Ai Tai, reaching Tzu Chi's members and the broader Chinese speaking diaspora."

This source names Global directly: "making Yoido Full Gospel Church one of global Pentecostalism's clearest demonstrations that the movement's twentieth century growth ran as strongly through the global South as through its North..."

This source names Global directly: "Soka Gakkai movement he leads, and its globalization as a lay Buddhist humanist movement."

This source names Global directly: "with the Anglican Communion's global network of dioceses and local partners."

This source names Global directly: "for integration across the church's global structure."

This source names Global directly: "This is a news report from Buddhistdoor Global, an established nonprofit Buddhist news outlet, covering the January 2026 exposition in New Delhi that publicly reunited the Piprahwa gem relics with..."

This source names Global directly: "The Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online is a standing reference work maintained collaboratively by Mennonite historical societies and related institutions, covering the history..."

This source names Global directly: "Pew Research Center's 2008 report on global Anglicanism, read 2026-08-22, estimating worldwide Anglican membership at roughly 80 million and discussing the difficulty of an exact count."

This source names Global directly: "Global Christianity: A Report on the Size and Distribution of the World's Christian Population, the Pew Research Center's own 2011 demographic report, estimates the size and global distribution of..."

This source names Global directly: "analyzing Center for the Study of Global Christianity data on Christian movements and denominations worldwide."

This source names Global directly: "Initiative's own page describing its Global Council of Trustees, the fiduciary and governing body of the organization, and how its members are elected."

This source names Global directly: "Wikipedia's article on the Global Methodist Church, community-edited."

This source names Global directly: "A 23 August 2018 Global News report by Brett Bundale of The Canadian Press, on new allegations against Shambhala's Sakyong and his response to them, quoting his attorney Michael Scott saying the..."

This source names Global directly: "Center's December 18, 2012 profile of global Buddhists within its Global Religious Landscape study, stating there were about 488 million Buddhists worldwide as of 2010, 7 percent of the global..."

This source names Global directly: "Center's December 18, 2012 profile of global Hindus within its Global Religious Landscape study, stating there were about 1 billion Hindus worldwide as of 2010, 15 percent of the global population..."

This source names Global directly: "contributors surveying Salafism as a global Islamic movement, each addressing its theology, politics or regional variation from their own documented area of research rather than one editor..."

This source names Global directly: "Assembly or country; the charge was global, exercised through teaching, defending the Faith against opposition and dissent, and counselling the elected institutions of the Administrative Order."

This source names Global directly: "scope toward twentieth century global conflicts rather than defending its more specific, unfulfilled predictions."

This source names Global directly: "so Pentecostalism's later, much larger global expansion needs separate, more current sources to cover."

This source names Global directly: "Charismatic Christian congregation and global network founded in 1983 in Baulkham Hills, New South Wales, Australia, by Brian Houston and Bobbie Houston as the Hills Christian Life Centre."

This source names Global directly: "current governance (the Hillsong Global Board and Eldership, the Dooleys as global senior pastors since February 2023), the 2024 count of 28 Australian churches and presence in 27 countries, and the..."

This source names Global directly: "set a tier below the network's own global annual report for that reason."

This source names Global directly: "from a single American channel into a global network of dozens of regional Hope Channels broadcasting in more than eighty languages across Africa, Asia, Europe, South America and the Pacific by the..."

This source names Global directly: "naming the 2003 launch and its global channel count."

This source names Global directly: "as the founding event of modern global Pentecostalism, written by a participant who was present."

This source names Global directly: "VERA Files' and the Global Media Registry's Media Ownership Monitor Philippines profile of the Iglesia ni Cristo, recording its revenue and operating profit fields as missing data and listing the..."

This source names Global directly: "flexibility for the faith's growing global operations."

This source names Global directly: "to Utah and its twentieth-century global growth."

This source names Global directly: "Tom Hays, dated 20 July 2021, read via Global News, reporting Keith Raniere's 3.5 million dollar restitution order to 21 named victims, used to document why NXIVM's public financial record is..."

Global is not a landmass. It marks material whose spread crosses the continents rather than belonging to one of them.

Global is not a landmass. It marks material whose spread crosses the continents rather than belonging to one of them.

Global is not a landmass. It marks material whose spread crosses the continents rather than belonging to one of them.

Global is not a landmass. It marks material whose spread crosses the continents rather than belonging to one of them.

Anchored to the same Global continent entity the Latter-day Saints' own global-south growth event already uses, since this fact is genuinely worldwide rather than tied to one country or region.

This shift spans Latin America, Africa and Asia at once, unlike this movement's earlier, place-specific events, so it is not pinned to any one continent on the map; the specific regions and the 1996 milestone are named in the description above.