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By: Tim

Tim — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 00:50:27 +0000

Multi-racial groups of people whose church life is dominated by being lined up in pews facing one expert doing one-way communication is STILL a LONG ways from being God’s design for His church of crossing boundaries. In this form, the majority of relationships will be friendly and courteous, but still very SHALLOW. In this form, very few churches will even be able to accomplish multi-races lined up in pews. I’m not saying there will be no deep multi-racial relationships. I’m saying the system only will produce a small percentage. Leaders and followers seem to be happy with mediocre percentages doing God’s plan. They are not willing to examine the systemic mediocrity of crowd oriented gatherings that consume 75 -85% of the giving to fluff the experience of the givers.

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By: Stephanie

Stephanie — Thu, 07 May 2009 15:55:55 +0000

This was a wonderful conversation! I belong to a multi-ethnic, economically diverse church in Little Rock, Arkansas, called Mosaic (www.mosaicchurch.net). Being a part of this church for 5 years has changed my life. When I served overseas as a missionary I worked with refugees from all over the world. I remember being in a service where the message was translated into 7 languages and being overwhelmed by the certainty that this is what heaven will be like– when people from every tongue and tribe will be gathered before the throne. I didn’t think churches like that existed in America, but they do– multi-ethnic churches are reaching the world from our own country! God used this to change my calling, and I am now raising support to work at my church. I’m so excited to see how God will continue to change my community and the world, and how He can use me in the multi-ethnic movement! If you’ve never been part of a multi-ethnic worship service, I highly recommend it! And I encourage you to develop true relationships with people of different races and cultures. It will enrich your life and theirs, for the glory of God! stephanie@mosaicchurch.net

By: Byron Durham

Byron Durham — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 15:45:08 +0000

I’m ready to work towards reconciliation of all people, together in the living kingdom of God here on earth. I pray for God to show me the way, I’m ready to be the hands and feet and heart. Can it be done? Through Christ ALL things are possible! Are we in a post racial world now? Hardly! But I believe the church can show the world how the healing power of Christ can bring ALL people together – white and of color, gay and straight, rich and poor. A living representation of the future kingdom, here on earth now. I’m ready.

By: Trish Miller

Trish Miller — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 02:15:50 +0000

I am glad you are providing this service to people who are trying to bring groups together with our common values; we are all in this world together; one God, one world.

Thanks be to God!

Trish Miller