Another dimension of the research, which Gerda Heck introduced us to, delves into the Congolese Christian revival church communities that have emerged globally due to increasing migratory movements from Congo. In response to more restrictive Global North migration policies, Congolese migrants have altered their strategies, leading to circuitous journeys and targeting new destinations. The study reveals how Congolese Christian revival parishes serve as infrastructural actors, holding together mobile communities across different countries and continents. Drawing on the concept of "people as infrastructure," the presentation demonstrates how religious gatherings and the use of mobile phones and social media create an infrastructure that meets the needs of migrants, influencing their movement and residence along migratory routes.