The Story of Chalmers of New Guinea;

＂The Story of Chalmers of New Guinea＂ recounts the life and work of James Chalmers, a Scottish missionary who dedicated his life to spreading Christianity in New Guinea during the late 19th century. This biography explores Chalmers’ experiences, challenges, and contributions to the region, shedding light on his interactions with the indigenous peoples and his efforts to establish a lasting religious presence. Janet Harvey Kelman paints a vivid portrait of Chalmers’ unwavering commitment and the profound impact he had on the communities he served. This inspiring story offers valuable insights into missionary work, cultural exchange, and the complex history of colonialism in the Pacific.

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