The Diaspora Network Blog
The Diaspora NetworkWe believe immigrant Christians represent one of the greatest hopes for renewing the church in North America and are at the center of God's mission in the world. In this blog we highlight diaspora leaders and people groups exemplifying this vision.
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La unidad de la Iglesia en medio de la diversidad del Reino de Dios
This is part of our monthly series where we will be sharing bilingual posts in Spanish and English. Today’s blog is written by Pastor Liván Quintana, the Hispanic/Latino Catalyst for Diaspora Network. To read this article in English, click ...
The Shifting Center of the Church in North America’s Global Cities
This article was originally published in the 2025 Diaspora National Conference booklet and written by Diaspora Network’s founder and Executive Director, Jonathan Abraham Kindberg. Edited 10/11/25
To, With and Under: 3 Models for Immigrant Ministry
After graduating from college, I served on the planning team for a conference called Mission on Your Doorsteps. This conference aimed to raise awareness among mostly suburban White churches in the Western Suburbs of Chicago of the changing ...
No Longer Foreigners: The Prophetic Witness of the Diaspora Church in the Shadow of Empire
Originally preached in Spanish, what follows is an English translation of Pastor Robert Guerrero’s Saturday morning message. The content has been lightly formatted for clarity and readability. At the beginning of his message, Guerrero refer...
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We believe immigrant Christians represent the greatest hope for renewing the Church and city in North America. We exist to help plant immigrant churches, empower the next generation, and foster multi-church partnerships.
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