Christianity in Oceania

Offering a thorough exploration of Christianity in Oceania, this reference volume combines demographic data and original essays for a comprehensive understanding.

This comprehensive reference volume, Christianity in Oceania, provides an in-depth exploration of the state of Christianity across every country in Oceania. It offers reliable demographic information alongside original interpretative essays contributed by Indigenous scholars and practitioners, ensuring a rich and nuanced understanding of the region's faith landscape. The book meticulously maps patterns of growth and decline, assesses major traditions and movements, and analyzes key themes while examining current trends in Oceanic Christianity.

The series, edited by Kenneth R. Ross and Todd M. Johnson, serves as a significant contribution to the global understanding of Christianity. It encompasses a wide range of country-specific studies and highlights regional and continental trends. Utilizing maps, tables, charts, and graphs, Christianity in Oceania delivers a thorough demographic analysis, while the original essays delve into critical topics and emerging trends, making it an invaluable resource for both scholars and practitioners.

This volume stands out for its detailed account of Christianity in the Pacific, combining empirical data with original analysis. It is praised for its scope and attention to the intricacies of Pacific belief and practice. The critical insider perspectives included in the book provide a local voice, making it an accessible and valuable resource for understanding the diverse expressions of faith in Oceania, both regionally and globally.