“Aloha and the Gospel” by Steven L. Chace was featured at the 2024 Frankfurt International Book Fair

Studio of Books proudly showcased Steven L. Chace’s book, “Aloha and the Gospel”, at the prestigious 2024 Frankfurt International Book Fair, held from October 16 to 20 in Frankfurt, Germany.

The Frankfurter Buchmesse is a celebration of global cultures, stories, and creativity. It attracts over 215,000 attendees and 4,000 exhibitors from over 130 countries each year, fostering a vibrant atmosphere where connections are formed, ideas are brought to life, and innovation flourishes. It has been the beating heart of the publishing industry for more than 70 years, uniting voices from all over the world.

The Frankfurt Book Fair provided an opportunity for outstanding books to shine this year. Both readers and publishing industry leaders were drawn to these pieces because of their compelling themes and distinctive viewpoints. They prompted discussions, inspired new perspectives, and served as a reminder of the broad appeal of storytelling.

“Aloha and the Gospel” by Steven L. Chace is a captivating exploration of Hawaii’s transformation at the turn of the 19th century. As ships arrived on the shores of Hawaii, a revolution in the island’s life began. This book delves into the lives of the key figures who played crucial roles in reshaping Hawaiian culture, religion, and society.

With firsthand accounts and rich historical detail, “Aloha and the Gospel” brings this pivotal period to life, offering readers an authentic and insightful perspective on Hawaii’s journey through change and adaptation. It’s a story of discovery, faith, and the blending of worlds.

Steven L. Chase was born in Fort Lee Virginia. His father learned land surveying in the army and parents Al and Joanne settled in Toms River New Jersey. After graduating from high school, Steve worked in Alaska in fisheries, Forest Service, and Experimental farm at the University of Alaska. 

Steve visited Hawaii and was invited to a small Christian church on Oahu called the “House of Prayer.” The service began with the ukulele, and the Hawaiian Christians gave him a flower lei on his departure. Steve worked in the surveying and construction industry but always enjoyed an adventurous story based in history. This is his first book.

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