Singing Theology from the Ground offers a compelling look at the intersection of local culture and global Christianity. By examining indigenous hymnody, the authors demonstrate how music serves as a unique vessel for theological expression, moving beyond Western traditions to capture the authentic voice of the global Church. This book provides a scholarly yet accessible framework for understanding how songs from the 'ground up' have the power to define, sustain, and transform Christian communities. Whether you are a student of missiology, a church leader, or someone interested in the diversity of world Christianity, this work invites you to listen to the sounds of faith emerging from different corners of the globe. Discover how the fusion of Scripture and cultural heritage creates a vibrant, living theology that speaks to the heart of every believer, helping you appreciate the diverse ways in which the gospel is sung and celebrated worldwide.