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“O le Suli Va’aia o le Atua” [A Visible Heir of God]: A Trinitarian theology for the faifeau identity of the Congregational Christian Church Samoa in Aotearoa New Zealand

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The faifeau [ordained church minister] occupies the pre-eminent position of leadership for the Congregational Christian Church Samoa in Aotearoa New Zealand (CCCSANZ).1 This position is accompanied by extreme privilege, prestige, power and authority in relation to the members of his aiga [family], au-lotu [congregation], and tagata lautele [the wider community]. The underpinning ethos of this r...
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2018
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Samoa
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Garner, S
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