Mana Māori and Christianity / edited by Hugh Morrison [and others].
"This book examines encounters between the Christian church and Māori. Christian faith among Māori changed from the missionary endeavours of Pākehā settlers, to the development of indigenous expressions of Christian faith, to partnerships between Māori and Pākehā in the mainline churches, and t...
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Wellington, N.Z. :
Huia,
2012.
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Table of Contents:
- Gifted people: Maori and Pakeha covenants within the Presbyterian church / Wayne te Kaawa
- Te ope whakaora, the army that brings life: the Salvation Army and Maori / Harold Hill
- Intercultural exchange, matakite Maori and the Mormon church / Robert Joseph
- Maori and pentecostal Christianity in Aotearoa New Zealand / Simon Moetara
- Maori participation in the Assemblies of God / Philip Carew and Geoff Troughton
- Rise and significance of the Destiny Church / Peter Lineham
- Kaikatikihama:"Our most precious resource" / Nathan Matthews
- Representations of Maori in Presbyterian Children's missionary literature 1909-1939 / Hugh Morrison
- Rise and fall of women field workers within the Presbyterian Maori Mission 1907-1970 / Lachy Paterson
- Hihita me nga tamariki o te kohu / Hone te Rire
- Subversive theology of Rua Kenana / Murray Rae
- Ratana, the prophet: Ma te wa
- the sign of the broken watch / Keith Newman
- Translating the Gospel in the Maori art tradition: the works of Hapai Winiata / Bernard Kernot.