Why doesn't Eastern Christianity evangelize as much?

[FAGGOT!!!!!!!!!!!!]

You really only hear about and see Protestant and Catholic missionaries abroad; you don't really see Orthodox, Coptic, Tewahedo, or Assyrian missionaries evangelizing to like people in Africa (except Copts and Tewahedo since they're based in Africa) or Asia. Most Orthodox Christians are Eastern European, almost all Copts are Egyptian, basically all Tewahedoists are either Ethiopian or Eritrean, and virtually all Nestorians are Middle Eastern. Why is this the case? Why don't Eastern Christians evangelize more?

 

[Aedra]

They do. You just fail to see us because we are not as numerous or loud. The Russians do it very often, the Georgians attempt to evangelize their Adjara region (not very well known outside of Georgia itself). It is true that a lot of Eastern Orthodox churches have a culture of being reserved/passive though. It's most likely due to the Ottomans. Can't spread the word when you're struggling to get by at home.

 

[Spas]

Likely because it was westerners who colonized the new world (along with other places)

 

[Nihilma]

They do. You just fail to see us because we are not as numerous or loud. The Russians do it very often, the Georgians attempt to evangelize their Adjara region (not very well known outside of Georgia itself). It is true that a lot of Eastern Orthodox churches have a culture of being reserved/passive though. It's most likely due to the Ottomans. Can't spread the word when you're struggling to get by at home.

Gotchu I was wondering the same thing.
I was starting to ask myself if this was a willed stance of the Church in opposition to the outside world, in a kind of "fuck these godless outsiders" kind of position, which I would consider completely unbiblical, but I see.

 

[Brainstorm]

Because they hold no power outside their mountains, this is why they have literally never expanded for centuries and still remain in the same countries