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The Foursquare Church Renews Focus on Diversity

The Foursquare Church Renews Focus on Diversity

With an eye to demographic change and an increase in foreign-born ministers, the Pentecostals welcome 'what God is doing in America.'

Lanie Anderson|April 20, 2020

They’re Not From the US. But They’re Ministering to the Nation's Soldiers

They’re Not From the US. But They’re Ministering to the Nation's Soldiers

Foreign-born chaplains serve growing diversity in American military.

Tonia Gütting|March 17, 2020

Sing to the Lord, All the Earth (and Minnesota)

Sing to the Lord, All the Earth (and Minnesota)

Listen: Immigrant congregations bring diverse worship to the Lutheran Midwest.

Allison Adrian|January 29, 2020

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Interview
Kristie Anyabwile: When Women of Color Write, the Whole Church Gains
A conversation with the editor of "His Testimonies, My Heritage."

Interview by Kelli B. Trujillo|January 14, 2020
Women
The Most Diverse Movement in History
Christianity has been a multicultural, multiracial, multiethnic movement since its inception.

Rebecca McLaughlin|October 14, 2019
CT Pastors
Leith Anderson Has Bright Hopes for the Next Decade of Ministry
The next 10 years will be challenging—but don’t believe the worrywarts.

Leith Anderson|September 25, 2019
- Church Design Trends for the Next Decade
Crafted by The Calling

The Witness Is Building a Community for Christian Outsiders
Black Christians found a home in a Facebook group. Now that online community is coming together in Chicago.

Richard Clark|September 23, 2019
Book Review
‘Evangelical’ Isn’t Code for White and Republican
The movement is richer and more diverse than media portrayals suggest.

Daniel K. Williams|September 20, 2019
CT Pastors
Preaching Against Racism Is Not a Distraction from the Gospel
The pulpit gives a record of our witness.

Esau McCaulley |August 09, 2019
News
Across 27 Countries, Most Don’t Mind More Religion in Society
Pew survey of 30,000 people finds a median of 39% favor, 13% oppose a “more important role for religion.”

Griffin Paul Jackson|April 22, 2019

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