“This work stands as a significant contribution to the study of indigenous missions in India. It is well-organized, rich in theory, and grounded in field experience. It does not simply tell a story of the past, but invites readers to think about the future. It offers practical insights that can guide how we engage in mission today, especially in response to the needs of those on the margins.

Anyone who reads this book will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to do mission in the Indian context. It offers a fresh perspective on how theology rooted in culture, and mission led by local communities, can bring real transformation.”
Rev. Dr. Beom Yeon Cho
Dean of Missiology, Union Biblical Seminary, Pune, India