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[excerpted from the Mosaix Global Network newsletter – December 2019] At the 2019 Mosaix multiethnic church conference, long-awaited new statistics concerning the progress of the Multiethnic Church Movement were shared […]
Get all these videos from the #mosaix19 conference videos to kickstart your community leader’s discussions around the topics related to multiethnic diversity. You can purchase the Mosaix19 Digital Access Pass from LifeWay […]
Check out these insights from “What Multicultural Congregations Teach About Improving Race Relations,” a resource from Baylor University’s online master’s in social work program. Here’s an excerpt— A movement is growing among […]
HOPE FOR ALL (Outreach Magazine, June 2018) #hopeforall • #mosaix19 Mosaix Multi-Ethnic Church Conference November 5–7, 2019 Dallas, Texas mosaix2019.com The Apostle Paul devoted his life not only to declaring […]
2018 Predictions from Mark DeYmaz of Mosaix Global Network about the multiethnic church movement—from the Mosaix Global Network newsletter: Will this be the year when the 20% threshold be crossed? […]
How can evangelical Christians of different ethnicities have a meaningful discourse about faith and race? What might change with rap artist Lecrae “loosening his ties with white evangelicalism”? Here’s the […]
Get the digital access pass to Mosaix’s 3rd National Multiethnic Church Conference to be inform and inspired about the landscape of the multiethnic church, and also encourage and equip you to address the following […]
Three Ohio congregations largely consisting of different ethnic groups — Caucasian, African-American and Hispanic — have merged together to make one multiethnic church. Norwood Church of Christ, Madisonville Church of […]
Mosaix Strengthens Multiethnic Church by Jeff Finley (Light + Life Magazine, November 2016) Free Methodists played a key role as more than 1,200 people gathered Nov. 1–3 at NorthWood Church near Dallas, […]
Talking multiethnic ministry at Mosaix Conference by Santes Beatty and Tricia Rife (The Wesleyan Church blog, November 2016) “11 o’clock on Sunday morning is the most segregated time in America.” […]