March 13, 2018

“A Call for an Eco-Relational Theology of Mission”

Reverend Dr. Upolu Luma Vaai

Reverend Dr. Upolu Luma Vaai

Brief Response: Upolu Lumā Vaai, Fiji Islands, February 2018, to keynote speech:Transforming Disciples, Transforming the Future: Young African Women andthe Search for a “Liberated Future’ by Mutale Mulenga-Kaunda

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Reverend Dr. Upolu Luma Vaai

Reverend Dr. Upolu Vaai is Principal and head of Theology and Ethics at Pacific Theological College in Suva, Fiji. He is a Fijian theologian and Pacific indigenous philosopher, specializing in Pacific relationality, eco-relational theology, decolonizing education, and relational hermeneutics. He is known for his research in Pacific indigenous philosophies and spirituality, theology, and climate change.

March 13, 2018

“A Call for an Eco-Relational Theology of Mission”

Reverend Dr. Upolu Luma Vaai

Brief Response: Upolu Lumā Vaai, Fiji Islands, February 2018, to keynote speech:Transforming Disciples, Transforming the Future: Young African Women andthe Search for a “Liberated Future’ by Mutale Mulenga-Kaunda

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Reverend Dr. Upolu Luma Vaai

Reverend Dr. Upolu Vaai is Principal and head of Theology and Ethics at Pacific Theological College in Suva, Fiji. He is a Fijian theologian and Pacific indigenous philosopher, specializing in Pacific relationality, eco-relational theology, decolonizing education, and relational hermeneutics. He is known for his research in Pacific indigenous philosophies and spirituality, theology, and climate change.

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March 13, 2018

“A Call for an Eco-Relational Theology of Mission”

Reverend Dr. Upolu Luma Vaai

Brief Response: Upolu Lumā Vaai, Fiji Islands, February 2018, to keynote speech:Transforming Disciples, Transforming the Future: Young African Women andthe Search for a “Liberated Future’ by Mutale Mulenga-Kaunda

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Reverend Dr. Upolu Luma Vaai

Reverend Dr. Upolu Vaai is Principal and head of Theology and Ethics at Pacific Theological College in Suva, Fiji. He is a Fijian theologian and Pacific indigenous philosopher, specializing in Pacific relationality, eco-relational theology, decolonizing education, and relational hermeneutics. He is known for his research in Pacific indigenous philosophies and spirituality, theology, and climate change.

March 13, 2018

“A Call for an Eco-Relational Theology of Mission”

Reverend Dr. Upolu Luma Vaai

Brief Response: Upolu Lumā Vaai, Fiji Islands, February 2018, to keynote speech:Transforming Disciples, Transforming the Future: Young African Women andthe Search for a “Liberated Future’ by Mutale Mulenga-Kaunda

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Reverend Dr. Upolu Luma Vaai

Reverend Dr. Upolu Vaai is Principal and head of Theology and Ethics at Pacific Theological College in Suva, Fiji. He is a Fijian theologian and Pacific indigenous philosopher, specializing in Pacific relationality, eco-relational theology, decolonizing education, and relational hermeneutics. He is known for his research in Pacific indigenous philosophies and spirituality, theology, and climate change.

March 13, 2018

“A Call for an Eco-Relational Theology of Mission”

Reverend Dr. Upolu Luma Vaai

Brief Response: Upolu Lumā Vaai, Fiji Islands, February 2018, to keynote speech:Transforming Disciples, Transforming the Future: Young African Women andthe Search for a “Liberated Future’ by Mutale Mulenga-Kaunda

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Reverend Dr. Upolu Luma Vaai

Reverend Dr. Upolu Vaai is Principal and head of Theology and Ethics at Pacific Theological College in Suva, Fiji. He is a Fijian theologian and Pacific indigenous philosopher, specializing in Pacific relationality, eco-relational theology, decolonizing education, and relational hermeneutics. He is known for his research in Pacific indigenous philosophies and spirituality, theology, and climate change.