THE MISSION OF EVANELIA TAHITI
Evanelia Tahiti is organized to assist the people of French Polynesia in the Great Commission of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ through education.
Every level and type of education may be in view, from the kitchen table or Sunday school class to the highest levels of university training.
Through education we will be a vessel of God’s blessing for this tiny, geographically large nation.

Evanelia Tahiti Supports Their First Student

We have our first student and part-time partner, Punari'i Li, a young man who is gifted at personal evangelism and Gospel preaching.  We first met Punari'i in February on our child evangelism trip to Raiatea where he was a little unsure about how and what to share. We...

Truth and Hope Instead: A Village Ministries Intl. Visit

TAHITI – “A five-woman team from Village Ministries International visited us in April to teach at various Bible studies and culminating in a two-day retreat.  Their focus was on women’s ministries, a significant need in French Polynesia.  They taught several...

Amber Walker and Rachel Musser: Returning to Ministry in Tahiti

After such a wonderful first visit last June to Tahiti, serving with missionaries Mark and René Perkins, Rachel and I were invited to come and serve with them for a longer period of time. With Rachel and I both having a more open schedule this year, we were able to go...
Women’s Ministry in Tahiti

Women’s Ministry in Tahiti

Five Women from VMI arrived in French Polynesia to teach an intensive course on our God of Hope and How to live the Christian Life from Salvation to Eternal Rewards. Our greatest relationship begins with the understanding of our sinfulness and separation from our...

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Votive Offerings on Raiatea

Votive Offerings on Raiatea

In the accompanying photo you can see dozens of votive offerings at a pagan altar on the island of Raiatea.  At other altars there were hundreds more.  The location is the most sacred pagan worship site in all the Polynesian triangle, Taputapuatea.  The...

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