Mission Station Collection
"Journeys of Faith and Fortitude
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"Journeys of Faith and Fortitude: Exploring Mission Stations Across Continents" Step into the past with these captivating glimpses of mission stations from around the world. The front view of the Storehouse at Rorkes Drift, Buffalo River, in 1879 takes us back to a time when these stations were vital hubs for religious and humanitarian work. In another striking image, Rorkes Drift stands against the backdrop of Isandlwana, reminding us of the challenges faced by those stationed in remote locations. The engraving depicting an attack on Posaunenberg Mission Station by whites serves as a stark reminder that even these sanctuaries were not immune to conflict. Meanwhile, "The Slave Question in Eastern Africa" offers insight into the struggles faced by missionaries working to combat slavery. Venturing further eastward, we encounter sketches showcasing Mochi Mission Station in East Equatorial Africa and Livingstonia Mission Station on Lake Nyassa. These engravings transport us to distant lands where brave individuals dedicated their lives to spreading faith and providing aid. Closer to home, we witness New Zealand Army chaplains administering Holy Communion before battle—a poignant testament to how mission stations supported soldiers during times of war. And as British New Guinea is annexed as a Crown Colony, we catch a glimpse of Port Moresby's mission station overlooking Elevera Island—a symbol of hope amidst colonial expansion. From the fighting along Tana River in British East Africa to Kuruman's enduring mission station engraved upon our hearts—these images remind us that missions transcended borders and cultures alike. They stand as testaments to human resilience and unwavering commitment towards building bridges between nations through faith. Join this visual journey through time and space—an exploration that reveals both triumphs and tribulations within mission stations across continents.