«Babel is everywhere! Migrant readings from Africa, Europe and Asia» sets out to explore the intersection between religion, identity and migration. It does so by telling entangled histories between diaspora/s and homeland and by analysing biblical in-roads to issues and challenges of migration. It also explores hyphenated identities and takes a close look at the role of migrant religion specifically regarding issues of mission, of identity formation and of ecclesial and societal formation. This book challenges static notions of diaspora, stable identities and Western-centred notions of Christianity and offers kaleidoscopic insights from Pentecostal, migrant and intercultural perspectives.

J. Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu is Professor of Contemporary African Christianity and Pentecostal/Charismatic Theology at the Trinity Theological Seminary, Accra (Ghana). Andrea Fröchtling is Professor for Practical Theology in Intercultural Perspective at the University of Applied Sciences, Hermannsburg (Germany). Andreas Kunz-Lübcke is Professor for Biblical Hermeneutics in Intercultural Perspective at the University of Applied Sciences, Hermannsburg (Germany).