This book assesses the conceptualisation of international mission
in the Methodist Church Ghana. It demonstrates that Ghanaian
Methodists possess a robust ecclesiology with roots in the Akan
concept of "abusua" and an evangelical theology rooted in John
Wesley. The author gives interpretations to the ways mission takes
place and proposes twelve models of mission whereby members of
diasporic communities are agents of mission. As mission is seen a
responsibility of the whole church, mission is a common theme
related to the migration of Ghanaian Methodists to other contexts,
often understood in terms of in the global North. The church's
presence in North America and Europe presents challenges and
opportunities that must be negotiated in a broader Methodist
mainline milieu.
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