Category:Christian missionaries in Oceania

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Subcategories

This category has the following 18 subcategories, out of 18 total.

  • Mormon missionaries in Oceania

A

  • Christian missionaries in Australia

C

  • Christian missionaries in the Cook Islands

E

  • Christian missionaries in Easter Island

F

  • Christian missionaries in Fiji
  • Christian missionaries in French Polynesia

G

  • Christian missionaries in Guam

H

  • Christian missionaries in Hawaii

K

  • Christian missionaries in Kiribati

N

  • Christian missionaries in Nauru
  • Christian missionaries in New Guinea
  • Christian missionaries in New Zealand
  • Christian missionaries in Norfolk Island

N cont.

  • Christian missionaries in the Northern Mariana Islands

S

  • Christian missionaries in Samoa
  • Christian missionaries in the Solomon Islands

T

  • Christian missionaries in Tonga

V

  • Christian missionaries in Vanuatu

Pages in category "Christian missionaries in Oceania"

This category contains only the following page. Updates to this list can occasionally be delayed for a few days.

P

  • Template:Protestant missions to Pacific Islands
Categories: Christian missionaries by location | Christianity in Oceania | Oceanian people
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