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Pausa Kaio (PK) Thompson is a Samoan American clergy, activist and theologian. He is an alum of the Kanana Fou Theological Seminary in American Samoa, Union Theological Seminary in the city of New York, Boston University School of Theology, and is a Ph.D. student at Claremont School of Theology. His scholarly work accentuates the theological discourse, indigenous culture and wisdom, and social justice issues of Samoa, and Samoans in diaspora. His ministry encourages people to be change agents in the world by invoking a more socially conscious ethic of Christian practice.

We Can't Hear You!
White Supremacy, White Complicity, and the Killing Fields They Create
Ghosts of Prophets Past
In Memory of My Social Justice Ancestors
The Death of the Colonial God and the Rebirth of a Samoan Liberation Theologian
What James Cone Did to My Faith and Mind
The Promise Box
Bridging the Generational Divide Through Faith and Culture
Reflections of a Third Generation Samoan American