Strangers Next Door: Immigration, Migration and Mission
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Strangers Next Door: Immigration, Migration and Mission

by J. D. Payne

Religion Sociology
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Strangers Next Door considers immigration, migration, and mission as interconnected realities. J. D. Payne’s book invites readers to reflect on how movement, cultural encounter, and religious engagement shape relationships between communities and the people who live alongside one another.

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Strangers Next Door examines the relationship between immigration, migration, and mission.

The book focuses on how movement across borders and communities shapes encounters between people.

Its subject connects social change with questions of religious engagement and mission.

Written by J. D. Payne, this work addresses readers interested in migration, ministry, and the experience of neighbors from different backgrounds.

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