Why are most church­es still seg­re­gat­ed by race and cul­ture? Is it pos­si­ble to build inter­cul­tur­al min­istries today? What are the chal­lenges of cre­at­ing and main­tain­ing these min­istries? How do inter­cul­tur­al church­es give equal pow­er and priv­i­lege to each cul­ture? How do they avoid assim­i­lat­ing minor­i­ty cul­tures into dom­i­nant cul­tures? Inter­cul­tur­al Min­istry explores these ques­tions and more with chap­ters from a racial­ly and denom­i­na­tion­al­ly diverse group of pas­tors, the­olo­gians, and teach­ers who reflect on their expe­ri­ences and exper­i­ments in inter­cul­tur­al min­istry. Con­trib­u­tors include Cur­tiss Paul DeY­oung, Amy But­ler, Brad Brax­ton, Bran­don Green, Daniel Hill, Ang­ie Hong, Karen Olive­to, Car­los Ruiz, Sheila Sholes-Ross, Chris­tine Smith, and more!

2017