Sam George

At Home in Exile

History & Biography

“Displacement and longing for a home are not only a contemporary reality for many, but also an interweaving thread throughout the Biblical Narratives. Russell Jeung’s account of his family history and diasporic calling are profoundly moving and inspiring to all Christ followers. In these stories we learn how to journey like Jesus and make sense of our own wanderings and hope for our eternal destiny.”

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Christians and Christianity in India Today

Evangelism & Missions

“India, the world's most populous nation, has been home to Christians and Christianity for almost as long as Christianity has existed. However, if Christianity doesn't reorient, reinvent, and redefine itself in every age, it loses its vital essence. Christians and Christianity in India Today is a unique contribution from the practitioners of Christian faith to the current Indian Christian conversation. I strongly recommend it to all dedicated scholars and students of Christianity in the Global South.”

Doing Asian American Theology

Theology

“Daniel Lee provides a robust framework that is deeply rooted in the particularity of contextual realities and the universality of truths as revealed to us in Jesus Christ. Doing Asian American Theology adeptly covers the historical, sociocultural, psychological, migratory, generational, and theological dimensions common to all displaced people without dumbing down their complexities. I strongly recommend this book for all diaspora communities in North America and as a must-read for all Asian American pastors, missionaries, ministry leaders, and serious thinkers.”

Hope for the Afflicted

Evangelism & Missions

“Here is a brilliant example of Global South Christianity—a Christian worker engagement by a Latin American (Brazilian) among Africans (Sudanese) in Asia (Jordan). It offers an insightful missiological and diasporic analysis of forcibly displaced people that is relevant to all migrants and dispersed communities around the world. A timely addition to the growing literature on missions to migrants and refugees. I recommend this book and hope more Christians everywhere will get more involved in serving displaced peoples globally.”

Hybridizing Mission

Evangelism & Missions

“In Hybridizing Mission, Peter Lee brings his hybridized self to scrutinize and apply a cultural-hybridity lens to multicultural ministry teams in a third space of a North African country. He breaks fresh ground and develops new insights that are highly pertinent for the emerging realities of polycentric diasporic Christianity of the twenty-first century. A timely and substantial contribution to global missiology.”

Learning Our Names

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“If you are at a crossroads in life or work with Asians, insights of these Asian American leaders on ethnic identity, interpersonal relations, and vocational calling will provide a clear road map to navigate your journey. How I wish I had read these reflections three decades ago when I was struggling with my transition from a corporate career to Christian ministry!”

Manual for Sojourners

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Whether you are a migrant, a refugee, or simply felt like a stranger in this world, this book will inspire and uplift you with its message of hope and resilience as God’s chosen people. It is a must-read for anyone seeking to deepen their faith and find meaning in the midst of life’s many challenges.”

Reviving Mission

Evangelism & Missions

“God is on the move and doing a new thing in our fast-changing world. Reviving Mission is full of practical insights and thoughtful reflections from seasoned Christian leaders that apply to all who want to understand God's work for our times and wrestle with the challenges of living out their faith. A must-read for all serious Christians everywhere.”

That They Might Seek Him

Evangelism & Missions

“A welcome addition to the growing literature on migration and diaspora missions, Steve Kern has provided us all biblical foundations and pragmatic rationale for ministry to immigrants. A must-read for all churches and ministry leaders in the twenty-first century.”

The Identity and Mission of the Korean American Church

Church Leadership & Ministry

“This collection of essays brilliantly captures the essence of the intersection of faith, ethnicity, migration, theology, and mission of Korean American Christianity, showcasing its history, community, triumphs, and struggles. The book displays a vibrant strand of the global Christian tapestry and offers many valuable insights for all immigrant communities globally. It is a testament to the missionary passion of Korean Christians and to the enduring spirit of Diaspora Christians in the remaking of Christianity worldwide. I am grateful to Sebastian Kim and Enoch Jinsik Kim for editing the proceedings of a Fuller Symposium to make it more widely accessible.”