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Enough Is Enough: Asian American Pastors on Speaking Truth
A discussion on preaching hope, confronting anti-Asian hatred, and serving their diverse communities. Has the American church remained too silent about anti-Asian racism and violence? How can we respond with a biblical and unified voice? Join us for this free webinar featuring a dynamic panel of seasoned Asian American ministers in conversation about preaching hope, […]
Towards Participating in the Great Commission: Remaining Opportunities in North America
Article 2 in a series of articles based upon the Lausanne North America Listening Call Question 1: What are the most significant gaps and remaining opportunities in North America toward the fulfillment of the Great Commission? In our last article, we outlined four significant gaps that we, as evangelicals in North America, need to close […]
‘Faithful’ Project Offers Sacred Space for Christian Women to Create
A new collaboration from Integrity Music brings together musicians and Bible teachers to celebrate God’s faithfulness to women in a way that transcends evangelical silos. The essence of Faithful, as both a product and a model of creative collaboration, is a meditation on authority and vulnerability and how they coexist in the stories and experiences […]
Makoto Fujimura Sings with God, Carries His Cross, and Awaits the New Creation
In a new book, the renowned Christian artist gathers a lifetime of insights on faith and creativity. One of the most formative moments early in my artistic journey was hearing Andrew Peterson’s song “Let There Be Light.” I was in my late teens at the time, just beginning to grapple with the musical gifts that […]
Study: Black Christians See Limits to Multiracial Churches
About a third experience racism and obstacles to leadership in congregations that value diversity. Most practicing Christians believe the church can enhance race relations in this country by welcoming people of all races and ethnicities, new research finds. But 29 percent of Black practicing Christians say they have experienced racial prejudice in multiracial congregations, compared […]