O Lord Hold Our Hands
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1. We Have Known The Movement Of The City
2. Oakhurst Is A Remarkable Place: Different Cultures Really Can Come Together
3. A Primer On Race
4. Life Together: How We Worship And Learn
5. Out Into The World: The Importance Of Public Ministry
6. Who Are These People?: Stories Of Our Members
7. Seasons Of Celebration: The Details Of Multicultural Ministry
8. Lord, I Want To Thank You: Theological Principles
9. The Journey Is Our Home
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Can people actually touch the reality that Paul talks about in his letter to the Ephesians, a reality where Christ has “broken down the dividing wall”? The experience of Oakhurst Presbyterian Church says, “Yes!”
Over the last decade, Oakhurst Presbyterian Church in Decatur, Georgia, has been nationally recognized as a model of a successful multicultural church. Here, in O Lord, Hold Our Hands, pastors Nib Stroupe and Caroline Leach share their story-with all of its peaks and valleys-and, in doing so, provide a guide to multicultural ministry that any church can use to build or enhance its own ministry.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780664226985
ISBN10: 0664226981
Nibs Stroupe | Caroline Leach
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2003
Publisher: Geneva Press
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