The book explores how African Pentecostal Churches in Europe respond to African refugees, highlighting needs like language skills, legal guidance, therapy, housing, jobs, and prayer. The analysis supports discussions on mission, migration, and integration, emphasizing Pentecostal themes, contextualization, and the impact of volunteerism on mission.
Charles Gyasi is a teacher, preacher, motivator, and researcher with nearly two decades of practical ministerial experience in Ghana and abroad. He holds a PhD in Missiology from Stellenbosch University (South Africa), an MA in Theology and Transformative Practice from Newman University, Birmingham (UK), and an MA in Religion and Human Values from the University of Cape Coast (Ghana). His published works span various subjects, including migration and mission.