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by Sam George (Editor)
The world of Christian mission is undergoing significant changes. Diaspora Christians are at the forefront of this transformation, as they have been throughout the history of the Christian faith and its global spread. In this book, a select group of Bible scholars, theologians, and missiologists explore the leading themes of mission transformation from their distinct vantage points in different parts of the world. Just as the Modern Missionary movement, which began with British missionaries arriving on the shores of India, a select group of global scholars who trace their ancestry to the Indian subcontinent draws insights from their migratory displacement to develop an understanding of how God is moving among people on the move and probe its implications for the profound transformation of Christian mission itself.
Author Biography
Sam George is the Director of the Global Diaspora Institute of the Wheaton College Billy Graham Center and serves as a Catalyst of the Lausanne Movement. He is a visiting professor at several colleges and seminaries in Asia, Africa, and the US and is one of the leading scholars on global Christianity and diaspora missiology. He is an author/editor of twenty books. https: //lausanne.org/leader/sam-george.
