Articles

Behind the Memory of the Finnish Missionary in Namibia

Omandongo: “The site of the forsaken mission station, and a reminder of the plights of pioneering times”

The Letters of Martti Rautanen to Carl Hugo Hahn, 1888–1895

The Impact of Finnish Missionaries on Traditional Aawambo Dress

A Reflection: The Intersection of Trade Cloth and Indigenous Crafts Among the Vakavango

The Architectural Designs of Finnish Missions in North-Central Namibia

Lessons to Learn from the Story of Rosa 

Rosa Emilia Clay: From Omaruru via Sortavala to Chicago

Martti Rautanen’s Collection of Aawambo Artefacts in Finland

A Joint Effort: Owambo Agency in the Karl Emil Liljeblad Collection

Relief and Salvation: The Famine Relief Activities of Finnish Missionaries in the Ondonga Region, 1908–1909

The Finnish Medical Mission in Owambo and Kavango, 1900–2010

Step by Step, Brick by Brick: The First Decades of the Onandjokwe Hospital

The Contribution of Finnish Missionaries Towards the Development of Oshiwambo Language and Culture

The Finnish Mission’s Relationship to Anglicans and Roman Catholics in South West Africa, 1919–1937

Nakayale Keengulu, a Center for Missionary Activities

The Lutheran Condemnation of the Initiation Ritual of Girls in Namibia

Martti Rautanen as the Agricola of Owambo

ELCIN Parish Registers: A Trail to Namibia’s History and Culture

Stories from South West Africa for Young Finnish Readers

Former Mission Churches Cooperated Against Apartheid