This festschrift volume is a sincere tribute to Rev. Dr. Larbeer, who has made significant contributions to Indian theological academia, ecumenical efforts, and the public witness of churches in the country. It celebrates the vibrancy of his presence, which continues to inspire us today. Throughout his life's work, Dr. Mohan has tirelessly dedicated himself to empowering grassroots communities, equipping them to navigate a world filled with domination and marginalization. His social, political, and theological visions serve as a beacon of hope for many, particularly in promoting an anti-caste, anti-patriarchal, anti-Zionist, and anti-imperialist theological perspective in India. This volume is centered on that mission, exploring the possibilities of developing a pedagogy rooted in insurrective political epistemologies and practices. Friends, colleagues, and well-wishers have come together to contribute their writings on this critical theme-Grassroots Theology in Praxis-inviting Indian society and the church to advocate for justice, reconciliation, and peace amid the current contexts of subordination, violence, and human rights violations. The volume is thoughtfully organized into three major sections-covering theological education, ecumenical perspectives, and the development of grassroots theology-each reflecting the rich tapestry of Dr. Mohan's visions and engagements over the years.
