The Handbook of Christian Prophetism in Africa provides a groundbreaking analysis of the prophetic movements that have dramatically reshaped the religious landscape of Africa. Edited by leading experts, this collection explores the diverse expressions of Christian prophetism, examining both their theological underpinnings and their profound social impact on local communities. From historical precursors to contemporary revivalist movements, this volume offers a structured and scholarly approach to understanding how the prophetic tradition continues to influence congregational life and leadership today. Whether you are a researcher, a student of missiology, or a leader interested in global Christianity, this handbook serves as an indispensable reference. It highlights the unique ways African Christians have engaged with biblical prophecy, providing a fresh perspective on the dynamism of faith in the region and the essential role that prophetic voices play in the life of the church.