Original sentence: Also, some misison station's converts were so alienated from surrounding cultures that they were unable to get work outside the mission station, let alone act as cultural ambassadors for Christianity.Historically, Christian missions would attempt to convert locals to Christianity, teach Western culture and language, and offer some kind of social service.In modern missionary doctrine, mission stations are deprecated because they were historically ineffective.In rural Australia, some former missions have become ghettoes on the edges of towns which are home to local Aborigines.In some cases, the only source of converts to a mission station were the orphans raised in the station's orphanage.Mission stations created disaffected individual converts, often seen as an outcast by their family and culture.Modern missionaries generally try to integrate themselves into local communities and only use churches for community events and services, as opposed to an enclave to live in as well.The mission station would serve as a place for the missionaries and perhaps some converts to live and work
Edited sentence: (See more information about modern missionary doctrines.Also, many misison station's converts were so alienated from surrounding cultures that they were unable to get work outside the mission station, let alone act as cultural ambassadors for christianity.Christian missionaries were complicit or co-opted in this role.Conditions on some mission stations have been likened to concentration camps, despite the stated good intentions of missionaries.Historically, Christian missions would bring people into the 'fold', to teach 'natives' Western culture.In many cases, the only source of converts to a mission station were the orphans raised in the station's orphanage.In modern missionary doctrines, mission stations are deprecated because they were historically ineffective.In rural Australia, many missions have become remote localities or ghettoes on the edges of towns which are home to local Aborigines.Mission stations normally created disaffected individual converts, often seen as an outcast by their family and culture.Missions were a useful tool in the colonial acquisition of land, the suppression of local culture, and the training of servants.Modern missionaries by contrast try to integrate themselves into local communities.Some examples in Australia.The word may be seen as derogatory when used in a derogatory or racist way