Oceanic

So All May Hear
Many of the smaller Oceanic islands have limited resources and suffer from overpopulation and a lack of education. Though the Pacific islands were once thought to be evangelized, a lack of biblical teaching has resulted in widespread Christian nominalism. The people living in the Pacific regions need the pure Word of God in the language most familiar to them – their own.
- Papua New Guinea
- Solomon Islands
Testimonies:
Former Prime Minister Steps in to Help
The team recording the Pijin language had an ideal voice in mind for God: Sir Peter Kenilorea, the former Prime Minister. However, no one had the courage to ask him—until desperation set in the last day of recording.
When several corrections were needed in the "God" tracks, and the original reader could not be located, a chain of calls went out until Sir Peter was reached at a state dinner. He was so honored by the request that he left the event and spent six hours (until after midnight) portraying the voice of God for his people.
