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Henry C. Williams Obituary. ‘Father of Africatown’ dies at 88 Wednesday, September 17, 2008 By Robert McClendon Staff Reporter. Henry Williams, known to some as the father of Africatown, died Monday at his home in Mobile after a battle with cancer. He was 88.
About the Trust. After the death of Henry Williams, Marianne and their sons built a church in his memory at Pakaraka to replace the smaller one erected in 1851 when Henry first moved there. Called Holy Trinity in memory of Henry’s ordination date, it was opened in 1873. Initially linked to The Retreat by an avenue of oak trees planted during ...
10 de fev. de 2024 · I know what it's like to feel joy and hope and peace flow back into my body and soul though I had thought it might never come again. I know what it's like to see my home and my children through the sabbath eyes of enjoyment. I know what it's like to have rest turn into delight, and delight turn into gratitude, and gratitude into worship.
This is missionary Henry Williams in the mid-1850s. Williams had an important role during the signing of the Declaration of Independence, and later the Treaty of Waitangi, in assisting with the translation of terms. He was known by Māori either as Te Karu-whā (four eyes) because of his spectacles, or as Te Wiremu.
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By 1823 three Church Missionary Society (CMS) stations had been established in the Bay of Islands, and Henry Williams took over the leadership of the society's operations in New Zealand. Williams, who had been ordained a priest in 1822 'for the cure of souls in his majesty's foreign possessions', inherited a mission beset by problems.
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