The African diaspora is full of diverse cultures and experiences. Thus, diasporic missiologists are presented with the unique challenge of overcoming divisions and bridging worlds. In this groundbreaking study, Dr. Lloyd S. Chinn explores missional integration between Black American and Nigerian immigrant churches in the USA. Bringing together years of missional experience, intensive review of Afrocentric social theory, and field research, Chinn analyzes the dynamics resulting in disassociation between the faith communities and constructs a framework for collaborative mission. By understanding cultural behaviors, motivations, and activities, Chinn breaks down the walls of bidirectional suspicion and false narratives to clear the path for missionoriented synergy between Black American and Nigerian churches. While demonstrating great academic rigor, Chinn provides mission practitioners and organizations with practical insights for reweaving a diasporic community torn apart by history.
