This enlightening edited collection explores theologies and practices of migration across Judaism, Christianity and Islam, with a view to increasing dialogue between theologians and practitioners of the three largest 'Abrahamic faiths', and beyond. As migration is a deeply rooted foundational narrative for these religions, this book takes a long view of how migration shapes the lives of faith communities - and vice versa - through the diverse prisms of Faith Encounter, Sacred Texts and Diaspora. Each section includes a collection of short essays, a contribution by a visual artist and a selection of poems. The book's contributors identify primarily (although not exclusively) as Jewish, Muslim and Christian, from a broad range of backgrounds within each tradition. Book jacket.