3 Steps to Racial Reconciliation in the Church
"Too many Christians jump into discussions about racial reconciliation without a firm foundation of cultural understanding."
"Too many Christians jump into discussions about racial reconciliation without a firm foundation of cultural understanding."
A 10-minute consultation to get your church moving again, from Efrem Smith of World Impact.
Cross-cultural ministry is quite common at Reformation Faith Ministries in Kokomo.
“If unity and diversity are perfected in the eternal church, we should be ever pursuing its perfection in the local church, as well.”
While Sunday remains a segregated day for many, the call for racial reconciliation and diversity in the church is biblical and urgent. Explore five essential truths—from intentionality to sacrifice—that help congregations move beyond homogeneity to reflect God's eternal kingdom.
New Covenant Fellowship in Austin, Texas, boasts racial, educational and economical diversity.
Providence Bible Church in Denver is committed to socioeconomic, generational and racial diversity.
“We like to say that our church is where we come to be celebrated,” Lead Pastor Damon Duran says, “not just be tolerated.”
“In Christ Jesus, we are no longer red, yellow, brown, black, and white. … We are freed from false identities, but we retain the gift of our true identities of ethnicity and nationality.”
Speaker, Leadership Coach and Associate Professor of Reconciliation Studies, Seattle Pacific University