From Migrants to Missionaries

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The book explores the growing presence of African-origin churches in continental Europe, particularly in Germany, and their quest for identity in a new cultural landscape. It examines the balance between seclusion and openness in shaping their identity, alongside their missionary efforts among Germans and potential ecumenical relationships. Through a detailed analysis of three distinct African churches, the author highlights how these congregations evolve towards a missionary focus and their capacity to engage as ecumenical partners within the broader religious community.