Peter C. Phan & Elaine Padilla 
Christianities in Migration [PDF ebook] 
The Global Perspective

Introduction; Elaine Padilla and Peter C. Phan
1. Christianity as an Institutional Migrant: Historical, Theological, and Ethical Perspectives; Peter C. Phan
2. ‘Singing the Song of the Lord on Foreign Soil’: What the Early Centuries Tell Us about the Migrant Factor in the Making of Global Christianity; Jehu J. Hanciles
3. ‘Dislodgings and Reformation: Expanding Christianity in Africa and in the Diaspora; Elias K. Bongmba and Akintunde E. Akinade
4. Intercultural Church: A Challenge in the Asian Migrant Context; Agnes M. Brazal and Emmanuel S. de Guzman
5. Emerging Christianities in Japan: A Comparative Analysis of Brazilian and Filipino Migrant Churches; Kanan Kitani
6. Migration and mission routes/roots in Oceania; Jione Havea
7. Graced by Migration: An Australian Perspective; Patricia Madigan, OP
8. Re-Imagining Boundaries in Europe: Migrant Utopias and Theological Eschatology; Michael Nausner
9. Migration, Pastoral Action and Latin America; Ana Maria and Gabriel Bidegain Greising
10. Migration and Theology in a Canadian Context; Thomas E. Reynolds
11. Faces of Migration: U.S. Christianity in the Twenty-First Century; Susanna Snyder
12. Religion, Environmental Racism, and Migrations of Black Body and Soul; James S. Logan
13. Latino Migrations and the Transformation of Religion in the United States: Framing the Question; Allan Figueroa Deck, SJ
14. Transnational Religious Networks: From Africa to America and back to Africa; Moses O. Biney
15. The End of Christianity; Elaine Padilla

Elaine Padilla is Assistant Professor of Constructive Theology at New York Theological Seminary, USA. Her theological analysis constructively interweaves current philosophical discourse with Christianity, Latin American and Latino/a religious thought, mysticism, ecology, and gender. She is the author of Divine Enjoyment: A Theology of Passion and Exuberance. Peter C. Phan is the inaugural holder of the Ignacio Ellacuria Chair of Catholic Social Thought at Georgetown University, USA. He has authored a dozen books and over 300 essays on various aspects of Christian theology and missiology. Among his books are: Christianity with an Asian Face; In Our Own Tongues; and Being Religious Interreligiously. He recently edited Christianities in Asia and The Cambridge Companion to the Trinity.