Multiethnic Churches: The Next Step Beyond Diversity
The multiethnic church movement has made remarkable progress—but diversity alone isn’t enough. The next step is deeper unity, equity, and shared leadership.
The multiethnic church movement has made remarkable progress—but diversity alone isn’t enough. The next step is deeper unity, equity, and shared leadership.
Children learn about multiethnic relationships from their parents. Here are ways to model healthy relationships.
Jesus knew that the secret to real unity was prayer.
Change can be uncomfortable, and some previous members struggled at first, but All Are Welcome signals a shift toward diversity and gospel-centered community.
The church is being called to lead in mourning, in lament, in solidarity and in a renewed commitment to racial reconciliation journey.
Healing pastoral pain taught me how to rebuild after the hurts that come with being a church leader.
The pursuit of equality, justice and civility involves publicly protecting those who are under threat, a powerful witness of solidarity in times of racial and political division.
We are never more identified with Christ than in peacemaking in a divided world.
How understanding the mystery of the gospel transformed a church.
God delights in our diversity and calls us to pursue racial reconciliation wherever needed.