Theological Foundation

Multiethnic unity in the church is important to God. When the church in Ephesus lost that unity the Lamb removed their lampstand.

Racial reconciliation is not an implication of the Gospel; it is part of the Gospel. In Ephesians 2:15 Paul elevates our racially diverse unity, in one organized entity, as the very purpose of God.

Have you ever heard the statement, “We shouldn’t be so focused on developing genuine multiethnic unity within our church but should instead focus on evangelism.” The belief often suggests that efforts to build multiethnic unity compete directly with evangelism and bringing new people into a relationship with Christ. However, one of the most significant barriers to evangelism is that the world perceives the Gospel as irrelevant. They observe our lives and often don’t see God

Multiethnic unity and justice are integral to The Great Commission.

The Bible is one connected story of God building His multiethnic church.

Racism and disunity are invasive parasites that must be eradicated from the church. Pastors should talk about race because the Bible does.