This work analyzes the meaning of transformations in both the identity and the faith of migrants and asks about the impact of human mobility on theology and the changes undergone by theology when it grasps such phenomenon. This research is intended to provide an answer to these demands on the basis of
an analysis of an intercultural and transnational approach to human mobility, as well as of the processes of both religion-andidentity- related transformations. Likewise, it analyzes how both transformations give rise to an intercultural transformation of theology, which has been named “Theology of Migration.”