Being the Intercultural People of God — Perspectives from Church Leaders Presentations from the Mission Pastor/Outreach Leader Roundtable AuthorAuthorSherman LauDate publishedDateApr 29, 2020ThemesCategoriesMissional CommunitiesTheology of MissionShould our churches be multicultural, or is there a better goal - to be Intercultural? As Canadians there is an obvious push for the church to be diverse because we live in a multicultural society. We also know from Scripture that the body of Christ will be composed of every tribe and tongue in Heaven. However, is there a present imperative for churches to exhibit the diversity we anticipate at the end of time?Sherman Lau, Gord Schutz and Jorge Lin share about how the church can become the Intercultural People of God while avoiding some of the pitfalls of secular multiculturalism. See the recording below.Panel Members:Gord Schutz, Lead Pastor, Mountainview Alliance Church, LangleyJorge Lin, Church Planter, Church of All Nations (meeting at New Westminster EFC)Sherman Lau, Mission Central (Manager of Agency Collaboration and Doctor of Intercultural Studies candidate at Western Seminary, Portland)The Mission Pastor/Outreach Leader Roundtable is a bi-annual meeting. At this meeting we hope that leaders will grow in knowledge of current missional issues, and develop community that will strengthen the body of Christ. Your browser does not support this embedded audio file. Download the file instead by right-clicking and selecting "save as" or "download as": 04282020-Mission-Pastors-Roundtable-Interculturalism.m4aPodcast: April 28, 2020 - Being the Intercultural People of GodPDF file iconSherman's Presentation (pdf, 1.172 MB) PDF file iconGord's Presentation (pdf, 2.015 MB)