Polycentric Mission: How Collaboration Is Redefining Global Missions from Africa to the World

When Christian Mungai speaks about missions, his words carry the weight of family history, theological reflection, and lived experience across continents. His story embodies collaboration in the mission of God—a testimony that when people come together across cultures and generations, the gospel advances in unexpected ways. He recently shared his story at the Africa Missions conference held in Nairobi, Kenya, in September 2025. The goal of the conference was to harness the African missions movement for global impact.

• A Family Shaped by Mission
  "The hand of begging has become the hand of blessing"
• Rethinking the Why of Mission
• Indigenous Leaders and Catalysts
• Global Shifts: Missions in Reverse
• Reframing Poverty and Wealth
  Africa may lack in resources, but it abounds in community, faith, and resilience. The West may have wealth, but it needs renewal of relationships and hope.
• Collaboration in Practice
• Africa’s Moment

The future of missions will not be built by isolated efforts but by partnerships that honour the gifts of each culture and generation.

For more information go to Polycentric Mission: How Collaboration Is Redefining Global Missions from Africa to the World on the Lausanne Movement website.
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