Missional Fidelity of MoveIn
An International Christian Mission Movement among the Unreached, Urban Poor
- Evangelism & Missions
- Publisher: Pickwick Publications (Wipf and Stock)
- Published: 2023
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Publisher's Description
How can the church go beyond mere social services to having an incarnational, evangelistic impact on unreached, urban immigrants? This work explores how MoveIn, a global prayer movement of regular lay Christians, has become a model for how the church can authentically and radically share the gospel with unreached neighbors.
Endorsements (2)
“Micah Kim’s accessible and engaging ethnographic research offers readers a close look at the history, values, theology, and impact of MoveIn, a global movement and intentional Christian community living among recently displaced immigrants from diverse religious and cultural backgrounds in Toronto. Her study adds value to the critical conversations about missional fidelity, mutual hospitality, and the need for theological and intercultural training in holistic missions.”
“Rich in practical ecclesiology, immersed in an urban immigrant context, and building theory from ethnography, Micah Kim offers a vivid picture of an intentional missional community. This book answers the question of how to live out Christian mission in authentic community among urban poor immigrants in two words: Move In. Missional fidelity to moving in provides the rich context for sustained obedience to loving neighbors and faithful obedience to making disciples.”
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