“The story of Christianity becomes richer when we listen to the voices of believers from Africa, Asia, Latin America, Indigenous communities, and migrant churches. History of Christianity in the Global South opens a wider window into the worldwide Church, highlighting local Christian leadership, Indigenous agency, contextual theology, Pentecostal movements, migration, mission, and the many centers from which Christian faith now reaches the world. Dr. Venkat Potana presents this history with clarity and balance, helping readers discover how communities received the Gospel, developed their own leaders, expressed their faith within their cultures, and became active participants in global Christianity.

This book brings history and theology into meaningful conversation while engaging the complex realities of colonialism, culture, politics, race, social change, and Christian mission. Designed for students, pastors, teachers, missionaries, researchers, and thoughtful readers, it encourages a broader understanding of Christianity as a truly worldwide faith and invites deeper appreciation for the many communities that make up the body of Christ. I commend this work to all who desire to understand the changing face of global Christianity and to discover how the faith of the Global South is helping shape the future of the Church.”
— Dr. Richard Davis