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More Than a New Address

Name: More Than a New Address
Author: Dr. Kwesi Gyimah
ISBN: 978-1-958341-08-7

Discovering Your Mission in the Diaspora

“Whatever brought you here, God can use you here.”

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About the Book

Now that I am here, how can God use me here?

You crossed a border carrying faith, memories and hopes. You’ve found work and settled your family. But one question remains: Now that I am here, how can God use me here?

Drawing on his own journey across more than thirteen countries and Philip’s encounter with the Ethiopian official in Acts 8, pastor Dr. Kwesi Gyimah helps Christians living between cultures notice the people already within reach: neighbors, coworkers, newcomers and children growing up between worlds.

Each chapter ends with simple practices — Look, Listen, Go Near, Cross, Act and Pray — for personal devotion, small groups and church leadership teams.

What You’ll Discover

Five ways this book meets you where you are.

Move from surviving to serving. From simply getting by in a new country to becoming available to God where you are.
Go near the people around you. Neighbors, coworkers and newcomers: the “chariots” already on your road.
Keep your heritage, open the door. Honor where you came from and still add another chair at the table.
Raise children between two worlds. Help the next generation build a faith of their own.
Turn your church into a sending church. From immigrant church to missionary church.

From the Book

“You do not have to know what God knows in order to obey what God says.” — More Than a New Address

“Keep the food, the stories, the songs and what is beautiful. But keep the door open. And add another chair.” — More Than a New Address

“Mission doesn’t always begin with going somewhere. Sometimes it begins by realizing that you are already there.” — More Than a New Address

About the Author

Dr. Kwesi Gyimah

Dr. Kwesi Gyimah is a pastor in Toronto. He has visited or lived in more than thirteen countries, making his home in Ghana, Nigeria, Trinidad and the United States before settling in Canada. Those journeys have shaped his passion for faith, belonging and mission across cultures. He holds a Master of Divinity and a Doctor of Ministry from Liberty University, where his doctoral work focused on evangelism and church planting. He is also the author of Trusting the Promisor to Keep His Promise.

Your address changed. Your understanding of mission can grow too.

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For Churches & Small Groups

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Written with diaspora congregations in mind, the book works as a four-week study for small groups, a conversation starter for leadership teams, and an encouragement for families raising children between two cultures.