Harvey C. Kwiyani

Nkeiruka

History & Biography

“Nkeiruka is a remarkable contribution to African and Adventist mission historiography. Drawing on rich archival research and deep theological reflection, it reinterprets Nigerian Adventist history through the Igbo concept of Nkeiruka—‘the future is brighter.’ By weaving together stories of indigenous agency, improvisation, and resilience, the author challenges triumphalist narratives and offers a vision of mission rooted in hope and liberation. This volume not only honors the past but also gestures toward a renewed future for Adventist missiology in Africa. Thoughtful, rigorous, and profoundly contextual, Nkeiruka will serve as a touchstone for future scholarship in African Christian history.”

Pathfinders for Christianity in Northern Nigeria (1862–1940)

History & Biography

“In this excellent historical account of the work of CMS in the Lokoja area in Nigeria between 1862 and 1941, Egbunu shows us exactly why African Christians need to write histories of their own communities. He rightly shines the light on parts of the story that could only be best told by Africans, saving them from being forever lost. Through his hard work of research and writing, he models for us the role of ecclesial leaders as both researchers and storytellers. Anyone interested in the history of Christianity in Africa, especially during the colonial era, will find this book helpful. I cannot recommend it highly enough.”

Save Europe

Evangelism & Missions

“Europe has become the most difficult mission in the world today. Secularism poses a new kind of challenge for Christian missionaries. As a servant of God, Ted Kim is rightly concerned about this and, in this book, offers the type of help that can only come from a non-European. His passion is exactly what is needed to re-evangelize Europeans. This book will not only cause readers to see Europe as the mission field that it is, it will also convict them to pray. This is a book for everyone concerned about God’s mission in the world, which should actually be every Christian in the world.”

Second-Generation African Pentecostals in the West

“Second-Generation African Pentecostals in the West opens the eyes of the churches to two new realities. First, young African Pentecostals are here, and they are here to stay. Second, they are not entirely happy with the way their parents do church. Caleb Nyanni invites African churches to rethink their existence in the Diaspora. Both the leaders of African churches and students of African Christianity will find this timely book useful and exciting to read. I cannot recommend it enough.”