'The need for this book on South Asian Christians in the diaspora is long overdue. This is a very valuable source of information for anyone who wishes to draw some general conclusions about Indian Christians in the diaspora.' Paul Younger, McMaster University, Canada The editors have produced a landmark study on a neglected but important subject. A new trend has been set on the basis of impressive scholarship that will create deeper understanding of social, religious and cultural diasporic identity. Julius Lipner, University of Cambridge, UK 'Jacobsen and Raj's volume is certainly a timely and very welcome contribution to the increasingly diversified scene of contemporary diasporic studies. The book abounds with well researched and thoroughly reflected insights into the diversity of South Asian Christian ways of life in the Western diaspora.' South Asian Diaspora 'Overall, if the goal of this volume is to make visible an 'invisible' diaspora, it has decidedly met its goal. Chapters can be combined in a number of ways to highlight a series of issues within South Asian Christian diaspora dynamics. The volume is suitable for upper-level undergraduate courses or for graduate courses on South Asian diaspora and South Asian Christian diaspora.' Journal of Intercultural Studies 'This exceptionally insightful compendium of essays sheds light on the heterogeneity of the South Asian Christian Diaspora, emphasising the significance of religion in their immigrant experience, which has remained invisible. ... The volume is a significant contribution to the field of South Asian Studies, Christianity, Hindu-Christian Studies, as well as Contemporary South Asian Religions. ... this study draws attention to an understudied area in South Asian Diaspora studies and reinforces the centrality of religion and the importance of further research into diverse diasporic experiences.' Contemporary South Asia '...an effective introduction to the emerging field of Christian