Migration, Identity, and Marginalization: The Case of Britain's Black Majority Churches

This article explores the emergence of Britain's Black majority churches in the wake of migration from both Africa and the Caribbean. I examine the churches' rhetorical claims to be reverse missionizing unchurched Britons even as they gear most of their activities toward their mainly immigrant members. My conclusion suggests that these two endeavors work together to challenge notions of margin and center in global Christianity.