“Dr. Potana's work is marked by academic rigor and pastoral concern. His careful analysis of historical sources, his courage to engage contested narratives, and his commitment to truth make this volume both a scholarly resource and a spiritual challenge. It is not merely a history of events—it is an appeal to rethink the philosophical, theological, and cultural frameworks that shape our understanding of Christian witness in India.
Drawing from a wide array of historical literature, research methodologies, and theological reflections, this book invites the reader into a deeper understanding of how mission history should be told—not as a triumph of foreign missions alone, but as the unfolding story of God's activity through His people in this land.”
Dr. Emiliano J. Menéndez
Professor of History of Christianity