Technicolor: Inspiring Your Church to Embrace Multicultural Ministry

By the year 2050, the United States will no longer have a majority ethnic group.

The nation's population will be majority-minority. This future nationwide reality has already been a present reality in several cities, including many in the urban south, for nearly a decade. In a 2011 State of the City Address, the mayor of pastor and author Mark Hearn's city said there were fifty-seven languages spoken at the local high school.

Hearn left asking himself, How should our church respond?

In the years that have followed, a phenomenal transformation has taken place. This transition has been chronicled in the Gwinnet Daily Post, the Christian Index, the Wall Street Journal, LifeWay's Facts and Trends, and the Atlanta Magazine. Now, Hearn shares the life-changing story through his own lens. By reading his firsthand experience of this transition as a pastor, you too can be equipped to make the shift to church in technicolor.   

• Black and White: Disrupting Racism One Friendship at a Time
• Rubicons of Revitalization: Overcoming 8 Common Barriers to Church Renewal (Replant Series)
• The Color of Church: A Biblical and Practical Paradigm for Multiracial Churches
• Introducing World Missions: A Biblical, Historical, and Practical Survey (Encountering Mission)
• Disruption: Repurposing the Church to Redeem the Community
• re:MIX: Transitioning Your Church to Living Color
• Multiethnic Conversations: An Eight-Week Journey toward Unity in Your Church
• Something Needs to Change: A Call to Make Your Life Count in a World of Urgent Need
• Building a Healthy Multi-ethnic Church: Mandate, Commitments and Practices of a Diverse Congregation
• Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus: A Devout Muslim Encounters Christianity