This concluding chapter aims to bring together the major issues which the chapters in this book have been grappling with and provide some reflections and a way forward. The chapters navigated the intersection of the church, social justice, and race in South Africa and Zimbabwe, aiming to find a solution to the racial issues between the two countries, with a focus on the role of the church and justice in addressing issues such as xenophobia. The chapters in this book take up the challenge to confront the problems of xenophobia, racism, and the role of the church in South Africa and Zimbabwe. This book unravels the complex debates on the significance of various methods and philosophies in addressing church, social justice, and race issues in South Africa and Zimbabwe. The chapters in this book highlight the key arguments advanced by the author’s chief among them is that xenophobia and racial issues are man-made, and the church and justice should be seen taking their responsibility in curbing the problems.