title: How to Become a Multicultural Church
author: Douglas J. Brouwer
Brouwer’s book is very timely for leaders and members seeking to work alongside one another cross culturally
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multiculturalism
Any time I evaluate photos of people for publication, I ask: is there a mix of women and men? some variety in ages? more than one skin colour pictured? My grid of cultural awareness also monitors communal gatherings – church services, conventions, lectures, concerts,
outreach events.Caring for widows – literally; Lanigan extends a multicultural welcome
Few Christians in Canada can deny that the faces in our community have changed. Between 1986 and 1999 Canada received 3.5 million immigrants, many of whom have not received the gospel of Christ. The church has a tremendous opportunity to reach out to immigrants and demonstrate Christ’s love.