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| Introduction: Exploring New Frontiers in Global Religious Dynamics | |
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| Decentering the Center: The "Christian West" and Postcolonial Mission Discourse | |
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| Pax et Securitas: The Problematic Missional Role of Theopolitical Rhetoric in the Contexts of Globalization and Terror | |
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| Ignoring the East: Correcting a Serious Flaw in World Christianity Scholarship | |
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| Southern Saints and their Northern Siblings: Christians Crossing Boundaries through Sister Church Relationships | |
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| The Church Mission Society and Reverse Mission: From Colonial Sending to Postcolonial Partnership and Reception | |
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| From Everywhere to Everywhere: Missionaries in Comparative and Cross-Regional Perspective | |
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| Indigenization, Syncretism and the Assumed Boundedness of Christianity: A Critique | |
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| Syncretism of Christian samurai at the Kumamoto Band in Japan: Fulfillment of Confucianism in Christianity | |
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| Exploring the South-South Trajectory of Global Religious Flows: The Origins of Ghana's Hinduism | |
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| Door to Door Da'wa in Africa: Dynamics of Proselytization in Yan Izala and Tablighi Jama'at | |
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| Korean Missionaries: Preaching the Gospel to "All Nations," including the United States | |
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| Religion in Motion: A Missionary Narrative of Creativity and Survival from the Pentecostal Nigerian Diaspora in Italy | |
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| Local Schisms Over Globalizing Religious Discourses: Disempowerment, Deviance, and Inequality | |
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| Mobilizing Gender around the Globe: The Ecumenical Movement as a Resource for gender Equity in Arab Christianity | |
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| Towards a Global Sisterhood: The Transnational Activities of the Federation of Muslim Women's Associations in Nigeria | |
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| Localizing Christianity for Social Change: The Subversion of Caste in Rural South India | |
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| Local Revival and Global Expansion: The Case of African Christianity | |
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| The Shifting Map of Religious Proclivity in Brazil, and How the Media Prospect is Seemingly Unable to Deal with It | |
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| Dynamics of Islamic Religious Movements in Nigeria: A Case Study of Nasra-Lahil-Fatih Society of Nigeria | |
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| Religious Islands or Innovators: Immigrant Practices and Perspectives | |
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| New Dynamics of Christian Expansion: Boundary Crossing in the Mission of Immigrant Churches in the Netherlands | |
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| Expanding Boundaries of Recognition and Mobility?-Otherworldly Rhetoric and This-worldly Organisation in an African based Charismatic Church in Germany | |
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| Migration and the Growth of Evangelical Christianity: An Ethnographic Study in Cuernavaca, Mexico | |
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| The Politicization of Religious Identity in Sudan, with Special Reference to Oral Histories of the Sudanese Diaspora in America | |
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| Reverse Evangelization: Pentecostal Imagination and Mobilization of Identity in the French Migrant Context | |
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| Local Relevance and Global Appeal: Nigerian Female Religious Leaders in London: Case Study of Lady Evangelist/Prophetess Lizzy Adedamola a. k. a. Alhaja Jesu, Founder of Gospel Light Evangelical Ministry | |
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| Contributors | |
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| Index | |