God has blessed us with many international student ministries that saw international students coming into America as missions at our doorstep, especially after WWII. Jack Burke published a book in 2019 on Why  International Students are so Strategic to Global Missions. 

What more can be done? 

In my dissertation, "From the Philippines to the Global North," I quoted Jenkins, who wrote about the global shift in the centrality of Christianity. 

"Over the last century, however, the center of gravity in the Christian world has shifted inexorably away from Europe, southward, to Africa and Latin America, and eastward toward Asia. Today, those regions occupy the largest Christian communities on the planet." 

(Jenkins 2011, 1).

One of the most outstanding scholars of world Christianity and missiology, Andrew Walls, made this statement: In the past half-century, the theological map of the world has been transformed. We have seen the Christian populations of Africa, Asia Pacific and Latin America significantly outnumbering the combined Christian populations of Europe and North America; and patterns of growth and decline that make it possible that in the foreseeable future two-thirds of the world’s Christians could belong to the southern and eastern continents. Andrew Walls: An exciting period in Christian history | Faith and Leadership 

Gordon-Conwell’s Center for the Study of Global Christianity states that nearly half of the world’s top missionary-sending countries are now located in the global south The World’s Top Missionary-Sending Country Will Surprise You | CT Pastors | Christianity Today , because of this trend, many of them will pursue theological education.  The United States has a record of “nearly 300 world leaders, current and former, who chose US institutions, a trend that analysts say reinforced the nation’s status as the global leader in higher education.”World Leaders Study in the United States | Study in the States (dhs.gov) 

"Africa is the most Christian continent in the world today. Hallelujah! In the year 2018, for the first time in history, there were more Christians in Africa than on any other continent in the entire world! The continent now has well over 630 million Christ-followers. It gets even more impressive: By 2050 there will likely be more Christians in Africa (1.25 billion) than in Latin America (705 million) and Europe (490 million) combined.

What shall we say to these things?" 

(Perbi & Ngugi 2022, 27).

Since the launch of the book Africa to the Rest #A2R, God has been awakening visions, dreams, and passions among the African community to be involved in some ways either through prayer, youth empowerment, or church involvement.