Footsteps in the Sea: Christianity in Oceania to World War II

Abaiang ABCFM administration American Anglican Apostolic arrived atolls Australian became Beru Bible bishop Britain British brothers catechists centre chiefs Christ Christian church Chuuk colonial converts Cook Islands culture DeBrum died district early Evangelical faith Father Fiji Fijian France French German Goward Guinea Hawaii Hawaiian I-Kiribati Ibid Islander missionaries Japanese John Garrett Keysser Kiribati Kosrae labour land language later leaders Leenhardt Leray Liebenzell Liebenzell Mission LMS missionary Lutheran Madang Malaita Malua Maori Marist Marshalls Melanesian Methodist Micronesia ministers mission Missionary Society Mormon Nanpei Nauru Neuendettelsau Newell Niue numbers Oceania ordained Pacific Islands Papeete Papua pastors Pohnpei Polynesian prayer Presbyterian priests Protestant Ratana religious Roman Catholic Rougier Sacred Heart Saints Samoan Sattelberg Savai'i Seventh-day Adventists sisters Solf Solomon Islands South spirit station successor Suva Sydney Tahiti Tahitian teachers teaching TLAS Tonga trade Tuvalu Vanuatu village visited Walkup Wesleyan white missionaries wife William women World worship Zealand