Mosaix Conference Explores the Healthy Multiethnic Church
Hope for All is the theme of Mosaix’ 4th National Multiethnic Church Conference.
Hope for All is the theme of Mosaix’ 4th National Multiethnic Church Conference.
Pastors of color face unique challenges, but there are encouraging signs that they are beginning to overcome them.
"The God of the nations is writing his story. In this time and age, he is sending all kinds of people to all kinds of places."
Take intentional steps to plant, grow and develop a healthy multiethnic church.
“Credibility begins and ends in what is modeled from the top.”
Let It Shine: "This is not only a cost-effective strategy for raising a church’s visibility, but a sustainable one that God honors."
The ZIP-code sized aspiration of Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas
Mark DeYmaz offers practical ideas for encouraging for-profit business to enhance the community.
A church that reflects its community is uniquely positioned to revive faith, restore hope and reveal love in the community.
Can a church really hope to transform a community if in fact it does not reflect the community, particularly in terms of ethnic and economic diversity?