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One of the things I've been challenging myself to do this year has been to read more Christian books written by authors from other countries. I love that the body of Christ spans the four corners of the world and that we get to benefit from hearing so many different perspectives.

I've also appreciated getting to know some amazing authors and readers online from other nations and continents as it's enriched my understanding of how Christians experience life. It helps me realize that the views I take for granted may only be limited to where I am situated, geographically and culturally.

I haven't read all of the authors below yet, but here are a few Christian fiction authors who write from outside of North America if you're interested in reading more:

Africa

Asia

Australasia
Europe
Please let me know if there are others to add to these locations. As of yet, I don't know of Christian fiction authors from Central or South America, but please feel free to share as I'd love to expand this list!

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  1. Milla HoltAugust 3, 2025 at 4:21 PM

    Oh, wow! I'm just seeing this. Thank you so much for lifting up so many authors who write from outside North America and for including me. I can't think of any from Central or South America, either.

    I'll list a couple who I've read and loved. Aminata Coote is in Jamaica and Vida Li Sik in South Africa. And Autumn Macarthur is an Aussie based in England. Thanks once again!

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    1. Christian ShelvesAugust 4, 2025 at 2:05 PM

      Thank you for your list! I'll add them as well and appreciate you taking the time to share more Christian authors from around the world :)

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