Bryan C. Loritts: Overcoming Ethnic Disunity in Church
The church started out multiethnic. This discussion addresses ethnic disunity in church dynamics and unity.
The church started out multiethnic. This discussion addresses ethnic disunity in church dynamics and unity.
When the Bridge Church in Wilmington, North Carolina, made an intentional move to become multiethnic, we started losing people.
America is becoming increasingly more representative of this vision as it becomes more ethnically diverse. So, how is this multiracial reality shaping the planting of new churches?
Saehee Duran leads positive change in her church and community.
How an Anglo church in Aurora, Colorado, intentionally embraced a multiethnic vision.
Pastors of color face unique challenges, but there are encouraging signs that they are beginning to overcome them.
The multiethnic church movement has experienced considerable strain. This is cause for correction, not despair. Here are some first steps.