Jione Havea is a native pastor of the Methodist Church, Tonga, and holds research fellowships with Trinity Theological College, Aotearoa New Zealand and Charles Sturt University, Australia. He is the author of Losing Ground: Reading Ruth in the Pacific (2021) and editor of Doing Theology in the New Normal (2021).

1. Sea of Theologies

Part I Roots

2. A Dirtified God: A Dirt Theology from the Pacific Dirt Communities

3. Ko e Mana Fakaha 'Otua 'o e Fakatupu: Creation as Sacrament

4. Jesus Does a Haka Boogie: Tangata Whenua Theology

5. Kauafua fatele for Christ' sake: A Theological Dance for the Changing Climate

6. A Pacific Theology of Celebration

7. Naming the Spirit A-niu (Anew): Re(is)landing Pneumatology

8. Fetuiaga Kerisiano: Church as a Moving Umu

Part II Reads

9. Scripturalize Indigenous References: An Invitation from Samoa

10. Pasifika Churches Trapped in the Missionary Era: A Case in Samoa

11. Failed Promise of Abundant Life: Revisiting 200 Years of Christianity in Oceania

12. Taulaga in the Samoan Church: Is It Wise Giving?

13. Unwrapping Theodicy

14. Church as Feagaiga: A Faia Reading of Romans 13:1-7

15. O le pa'u a le popo uli: A Coconut Discipleship Reading of Matthew 12:46-50 and 28:16-20

Part III Routes

16. Vaa Culture and Theology: A Mäòhinui Moananui Invitation

17. From Atutasi to Atulasi: Relational Theologizing and Why Pacific Islanders Think and Theologize Differently

18. Mauli Apunamo: A Keakalo Invitation to One-Life

19. Ol Woman long Vanuatu oli stap brekem bus! (Vanuatu Women Breaking New Ground!)

20. Intercultural and Interfaith Encounters: A Turo' Kalog Reading of Luke 10:25-37

21. Fanua as a Diasporic Concept: Rereading James 1:21

22. Weaving Liberation for West Papua

23. Sex: Suicide, Shame, Signals