HARVEY KWIYANI is a Malawian theologian at the Church Mission Society in Oxford, UK, where he leads the Centre for Global Witness and Human Migration, and manages the world Christianity and diasporas programs. He founded and continues to serve as Executive Director of Missio Africanus, an intercultural mission training initiative that seeks to equip and empower the global church for mission in Europe. Having long-served in mission in Europe and North America, he writes on cross-cultural mission and leadership, and has authored several books, including Sent Forth: African Missionary Work in the West (Orbis Books, 2014) and Multicultural Kingdom: Ethnic Diversity, Mission and the Church (SCM Press, 2020). His blog is harveykwiyani.substack.com.
What an extraordinary gift this book is. In a context where the prevailing perspectives on missiology, and indeed theology, are predominantly centred around Western assumptions, we are invited to heed to a retelling and foretelling of the church's hope with African accentuation. This book is so refreshingly bold and intelligent that you find yourself convinced that there is life in the church yet. Rt. Rev. Lusa Nsenga-Ngoy Bishop of Willesden, UK