The Divided State of the U.S. Is a Big Opportunity for the Church
“By building healthy, diverse churches, we can collectively get beyond rhetoric and into results for the glory of God.”
“By building healthy, diverse churches, we can collectively get beyond rhetoric and into results for the glory of God.”
Take intentional steps to plant, grow and develop a healthy multiethnic church.
“Over time, the value of humanity must become more important to us than the value of size and homogeneity.”
“If unity and diversity are perfected in the eternal church, we should be ever pursuing its perfection in the local church, as well.”
Numbers, dollars and buildings may not be the best way to measure the effectiveness of multiethnic churches.
Mark DeYmaz: “It takes more than mere words and sentiment to bring about systemic change.”
“By working and worshipping together as one, these pastors hope to represent Christ as a peacemaking force in their city.”
How to lead well even when your goals and dreams seem a long way off.
How Garfield Memorial Church in Ohio Turned a Multiethnic Corner
Ministry leaders are often called upon to comment on racial, socioeconomic and political tensions. How should we respond?