Between Worlds offers a compelling examination of the origins and development of mission churches in Southern Africa. Through meticulous historical research, Les Switzer details the social, cultural, and spiritual tensions that shaped these communities during a transformative period. This book provides a unique window into the challenges faced by missionaries and local populations alike as they navigated the complexities of faith in a changing landscape. It is essential reading for anyone interested in missiology, the history of the African church, and the cultural shifts that occurred as Christianity took root in new contexts. By documenting the intersection of local traditions and external missions, Switzer provides a vital resource for scholars and students of church history who wish to understand the foundations of the contemporary African church.