The reference to the analysis of missionaries activity in Southern Africa colonies represents doubtless interest that is caused by the specificity of missionaries activity and their influence on the peoples of Southern Africa. The main figures which managed colonial captures, alongside with militaries and dealers, were missionaries. But despite of similarity with the purposes and actions of these categories of people who were interested in colonial captures, there were certain distinctions in the methods they used. Missionaries actions cannot be regarded as aggressive, however they paved the way for the further colonial expansion of the south of the African continent. Missionaries as the conductors of colonial aspirations of the English imperialistic circles, received a complex of the settled negative representations about the colonized countries and peoples. It is necessary to emphasize, that in Southern Africa missionaries faced social and economical backwardness of the South Africans in comparison with a level of the achieved development of the European society, special outlook, cultural traditions, mythological representations, illiteracy and other features which were characteristic for the societies of Southern Africa and which they should change.