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Provides a theological, historical, and methodological analysis of the impact of Christian missions on indigenous cultures by examining Alaska as a case study. Demonstrates that Protestant missionaries carried a “gospel” of Western civilization intended to Americanize the native peoples of Alaska. Describes approaches taken among the Inupiat and Yuit peoples (translated: the “real people.”) Other Mission Studies Books 2013 – Scottish Missionaries in Nigeria: Foundation, Transformation and Development Among the Amasiri (1927-1944) 2011 – THE SUFFERINGS, ASSASSINATIONS, AND MARTYRDOM OF THE MISSIONARY CHURCH IN OLANCHO, HONDURAS (1963-1982): The History of a Church That Lived Its Commitment to the Poor 1990 – African Theology of Mission
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