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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From Independence to Interdependence (Part 2)
(See here for the first part of this article)
“Mutual partnerships can deepen the church’s identity as truly global Christians while at the same time deepening the sense of stability and belonging in the US for diaspora communities. We...
De la Independencia a la Interdependencia (Parte 2)
(Lea la primera parte de este articulo aquí)
Quiero citar aquí un párrafo del marco de Mutualidad en la Misión elaborado por Diaspora Network:
“Las asociaciones mutuas pueden profundizar la identidad de la iglesia como verdaderamente g...
De la Independencia a la Interdependencia (Parte 1)
Piensa por unos minutos en tu ciudad. Imagina un grupo de iglesias que, aunque independientes, están en una colaboración constante para el avance del reino de Dios.
El año pasado la iglesia donde pastoreo fue testigo de lo que aquí compart...
From Independence to Interdependence (Part 1)
Think for a second about your city. Imagine a group of churches that, although independent, are in constant collaboration for the advancement of the kingdom of God.
Last year, the church I pastor witnessed a small glimpse of this reality....
A Hidden Revolution
Several weeks ago I had coffee with a Korean pastoral couple that recently had attended a leader lunch we hosted. “How many Korean churches in Houston are there?” I asked. I try to ask a variant of this question as often as I can with the v...
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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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