by Phil Jump | Feb 1, 2018 | Opinion
If I told you that I had been to a multicultural church, I wonder what you might expect me to have encountered. At the very least, I guess, a congregation that comprises different races and nationalities, seeking in some way or other to express a common identity as... by Helen Paynter | Jan 26, 2018 | Opinion
How Christians have responded to the issue of immigration is often shared in articles and videos. However, the prior question of why they should is not necessarily as easy as we might think. And while there are people in our churches who would throw open the borders... by Martin Marty | Jun 14, 2011 | Opinion
“Who lost China?” was a taunting and accusatory question aimed at United States leaders by their political critics in the 1950s. We’ll leave that question unaddressed and unanswered. Now: “Who lost Europe?” Those who ask it claim to have... by Andrew Gardner | Nov 23, 2010 | Opinion
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s recent comments on the failure of multiculturalism in Germany have led to a campaign to integrate immigrants. In October, Merkel gave a speech to the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) addressing the status of multiculturalism in... by Bob Allen | Oct 4, 2005 | News
A British Baptist leader welcomed the UK government’s announcement of a new “Commission on Integration” as “a good start” in moving toward a multicultural society, while challenging Baptist churches to do more to take a lead on the issue....