JOHNSON AMBROSE AFRANE-TWUM has a PhD in missiology from North-West University, South Africa, in cooperation with Greenwich School of Theology, UK, and an MA in missional leadership from University of Wales, UK. He is a postdoctoral researcher with North-West University, South Africa, and a senior minister with Freedom Christian Church, UK. He is also a co-founder and general overseer of Christian International Ministries, West Africa.
Research on how the church, both locally and institutionally, can engage across cultural and ethnic boundaries in all directions is vital to changing this profoundly unchristian reality. Rev. Dr. Afrane-Twum has done us a great service by presenting his research in this important book which will add real substance to our knowledge and wisdom about how best to be an intercultural church engaging in God's mission in Britain. Nigel Rooms, PhD Leader, Partnership for Missional Church UK, Church Mission Society In this work, Rev. Dr. Afrane-Twum offers insight into how the African immigrant churches need to develop a model of mission theology that transforms life and the necessity for them to collaborate with white majority churches. In exploring the latter, Rev. Dr. Afrane-Twum develops a form of intercultural ecumenism that could advance the course of the gospel in the UK. I would recommend this textbook to theological faculties and students who are interested in understanding African Christianity in the UK. Israel Oluwole Olofinjana, PhD Founding Director, Centre for Missionaries from the Majority World Director, One People Commission Evangelical Alliance