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[GLUE] 25 FAQs re. the Multi-ethnic Church: Writing from his experience in planting, growing, and encouraging more ethnically diverse faith communities, DeYmaz shows why the most effective way to advance the Gospel in the 21st century will be through strong multi-ethnic churches. He challenges pastors and laypeople, who believe the kingdom of heaven is not segregated, to create local churches on earth that will not be either.

[The Heart Of A Sinner...] “The NINES” « The Heart Of A Sinner”¦: you had nine minutes to talk one-on-one with thousands of church leaders, what is the one thing that you would tell them? The result is a series of passionate and personal messages that will help you and your church navigate into the future.

[GLUE] GLUE: Ephesians, Part II (4:33): Through personal stories and a thorough analysis of the biblical text, Mark DeYmaz provides the theological mandate for the multi-ethnic church and outlines seven core commitments required to bring it about. Writing from his experience in planting, growing, and encouraging more ethnically diverse faith communities, DeYmaz shows why the most effective way to advance the Gospel in the 21st century will be through strong multi-ethnic churches.

[EdStetzer.com] Saturday is for Seminars - EdStetzer.com: Mark Driscoll (Mars Hill Church) Reggie McNeal (Leadership Network) Perry Noble (NewSpring Church) John Ortberg (Menlo Park Presbyterian) Steven Furtick (Elevation Church) Nancy Beach (Willow Creek Church) Leonard Sweet (Author/Speaker) .Brad Powell (NorthRidge Church) Mark DeYmaz (Mosaic Church) Margaret Feinberg (Author/Speaker) Matt Carter (The Austin Stone Church) Darrin Patrick (The Journey) Matt Fry (C3 Church) Nancy Ortberg (TeamWorx2) .

[Live Intentionally] Blogging “The Nines” Live #TheNines « Live Intentionally: Starting at 9:09 AM CDT there will be about 9 hours of 9-minute videos from Christian leaders like: Mark Driscoll (Mars Hill Church); Reggie McNeal (Leadership Network); Perry Noble (NewSpring Church); John Ortberg (Menlo Park Presbyterian) ... 3PM ”” Mark Batterson, Dan Kimball, Mark DeYmaz. 4PM ”” Jud Wilhite, Brian McLaren, Bob Roberts, Rick McKinley, John Ortberg. 5PM ”” Alan Hirsch, John Bishop, Toby Slough, Ed Stetzer. 6PM ”” Mark Driscoll, Darrin Patrick, Brad Powell ...

[WithoutWax.tv by Pete Wilson] Nines Conference Today | WithoutWax.tv by Pete Wilson: Leadership Network asked some of the church’s greatest communicators: “If you had nine minutes to talk one-on-one with thousands of church leaders, what is the one thing that you would tell them?” The result is a series of passionate and personal messages which will help you and your church navigate into the future.

[Live Intentionally] Directory of #TheNines Speakers Websites, Blogs, Twitter « Live ...: Not only do I hope to go back and catch the speakers I miss when the videos are posted online, but I’m going to subscribe to read many of their blogs and follow many of them on Twitter. Maybe you would too.

[innovatechurch] 2009 Conference Speaker Spotlight: Mark DeYmaz | innovatechurch: A recognized leader in the emerging Multi-ethnic Church Movement, his book, Building a Healthy Multi-ethnic Church (Jossey-Bass/Leadership Network, 2007), provides the Biblical mandate for the multi-ethnic church and outlines seven core commitments required to bring it about. In 2008, the book was chosen as a finalist for a Christianity Today Book of the Year Award and for a Resource of the Year Award sponsored by Outreach Magazine, nominated in both cases in the Pastoral Leadership category.

[EdStetzer.com] Watch and Dialogue Here about The NINES - EdStetzer.com: 4PM -- Jud Wilhite, Brian McLaren, Bob Roberts, Rick McKinley, John Ortberg. 5PM -- Alan Hirsch, John Bishop, Toby Slough, Ed Stetzer.

[Out of Ur] Choosing Multi-Ethnic Over Mega | Out of Ur | Conversations for ...: Based largely on John 17, Ephesians 2, and the pattern of the church at Antioch (Acts 13), DeYmaz argues that "a house of prayer for all people" is best led by a ministry team made up of "all people." Because a church led by a white pastor will likely only reach white people, Mosaic is committed to maintaining an ethnic balance on its staff (for more on this, see "Ethnic Blends" in the upcoming issue of Leadership). They do this because they consider the multi-ethnic church as more than an effort at racial reconciliation or liberal dogoodism.

[djchuang.com] Does a multiethnic church have to be intentional? « djchuang.com: But our pastor wanted to move towards a multiethnic church, so he hired Caucasian Pastoral staff (today, in addition to him, there are 3 Caucasian and 1 Chinese-American full-time staff members). In addition, the church intentionally tries to reflect diversity in all leadership positions (ministry directors, community group leaders, etc.) Today, the church, with about 500 attenders, is 50% Asian-American (a good mix of Korean and Chinese), 45% Caucasian, and 5% other.

[Dream Awakener] Dream Awakener » A Primer on Today's Missional Church: [...] A primer on today’s missional church: can’t remember who tipped me off to this page, but J R Woodward collects a huge resource of web articles, videos, bios of missiologists, book reviews, blogs and reources for all who want to explore the good ship Missional. [...]

[Comments for Next Gener.Asian Church] Is Francis Chan a sell-out? « Next Gener.Asian Church: I’m not saying that this is what you mean, but I grew up among mostly white friends who, with good intentions, would say things like, “I don’t even think of you as being Korean.” While they meant it as a compliment, it’s actually quite insulting (for all the reasons listed above).

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