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The aim is to reinterpret the Trinity through a migrant lens to enhance understanding and unity in the church context.

July 29, 2026ReligionsOpen Access

The Migrational Triune God: A Study from Migrant Perspectives

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Explores the Nicene Creed via migrant perspectives, indicating new insights for church unity.

The aim is to reinterpret the Trinity through a migrant lens to enhance understanding and unity in the church context.
Examined the theological implications of the Nicene Creed from migrant viewpoints.
Analyzed scriptural references to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in relation to migration and cultural diversity.
Suggested applications for Trinity Sunday readings based on the migrational interpretation.
Identified God the Father as the Father of migrants, emphasizing divine support for their journeys.
Described Jesus Christ as the incarnational migrant, illustrating his connection to human migration.
Presented the Holy Spirit as the migrating Spirit, symbolizing movement and migration in spiritual contexts.

Hyeong Kyoon Kim (2026) studied this question.

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