Does It Matter Whether Jesus Is Black or White? This book boldly confronts one of the most overlooked questions in African Christianity: Does the image of Jesus shape the faith, identity, and dignity of believers? The answer is yes. In this eye-opening work, the author exposes how colonial Christianity distorted African identity, replaced African spirituality with European norms, and presented a foreign-looking Christ that reshaped generations. Drawing from history, culture, and Scripture, the book reveals the Afro-Asiatic roots of the Bible and calls African Christians to reclaim a faith grounded in truth, heritage, and liberation. This is not just a discussion about color-it is a journey toward healing, decolonization, and spiritual awakening. Africa is rising. Its church must rise with her.