The Martyrs of Polynesia

This powerful account tells the story of the Christian missionaries who brought their faith to Polynesia in the 19th century, and who suffered persecution and even death at the hands of the islanders they sought to convert. With vivid descriptions of life and culture in this beautiful and remote part of the world, The Martyrs of Polynesia is a moving testament to the human spirit and the power of faith.

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