George Wieland and Graham Hill discuss how God is transforming his church and his world through migration and through the global movements of people.

George Wieland is the Director of Mission Research and Training at Carey Baptist Theological College in New Zealand, a position he was appointed to in 2012 having formerly taught New Testament at Carey, Auckland University, and the Laidlaw-Carey Graduate School for eleven years. He has published books and articles in areas of New Testament study, particularly in reading parts of the New Testament in their historical and cultural contexts. More recently his focus has shifted to developing an intentionally missional approach to the reading of the Bible and to understanding the effect of Biblical texts as they are read in different social and cultural locations. He also researches and writes on migration and the church, and the experience of immigrant Christians in Aotearoa New Zealand.