Foreword, Fulata Moyo Introduction, Buhle Mpofu Part I: Hermeneutical and Theoretical Considerations Chapter 1: Anti-imperial Reading of Luke 4:16-32 as a Paradigm for Holistic Mission: A South African Perspective, Kenosi Patson Motuku Chapter 2: A Missiological Reconsideration of the Chinese Translation for chatta'ah (translated as "sin" in English), Especially in Evangelism, Hwang Tsung-I Chapter 3: A Conceptual Exploration of the Nexus Between Christian Mission and Power, Monument Thulani Bongani Makhanya and Herbert Moyo Chapter 4: How Can They Be Effective Unless They are Natives? Towards Effective Missions Through Indigenous Languages and Missionaries, Mphumezi Hombana and Tsholofelo Jeffrey Kukuni Chapter 5: Social, Economic and Ecological Justice in Missional Theology: A Transformative Approach, Knowledge Mirirayi Chapter 6: Prophetic Dialogue as Missional Approach to Promote Environmental Flourishing, Anthony Le Duc Part II: Missional Practices and Lessons Learned Chapter 7: Ecumenical Responses to Racism: A Case Study of WCC as an Intersectional Global Model to Overcoming Racism, Buhle Mpofu, Thandi-de Jong, and Nicole Ashwood Chapter 8: Addressing Poverty in Pursuit of Justice Through Missio-dei within the Methodist Church of Southern Africa, Buhle Mpofu and David Fidler Chapter 9: Clash of Christianity and Clan Spirits: The Nyole Pentecostals and Nature Spirits in Eastern Uganda, Bright Myeong-Seok Lee and David Hirome Chapter 10: Advancing Educational Equity: A Call to Empower Black Marginalized Youth in South Africa Using a New Testament and Ubuntu Perspective, Mphumezi Hombana, Agreeneth Nomonde Macu, and Buhle Mpofu Chapter 11: When it Hurts to Love: Dichotomies of Exclusion and Vulnerability for Migrants in South Africa, Buhle Mpofu Chapter 12: Interreligious Dialogue and Environmental Safeguarding: A Missional Imperative, Anthony Le Duc About the Contributors.