Who we are
WE ARE A MULTI-ETHNIC TEAM
living out the Great Commission and the Greatest Commandment.
Great Commission
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.
Matthew 28:19-20 (NVI)
Greatest Commandment
Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.
Matthew 23:37-38 (NVI)
What We Do
We help leaders grow in multiethnic ministry awareness and create a culture of diversity within their church.
We are committed to intentionally living out the value of multiethnic diversity and racial equality. This is who we are and who we are becoming, rising up to who God has called us to be as Wesleyans.
Our Vision
To see every leader in The Wesleyan Church discover and develop their multiethnic ministry capacity within their discipleship and multiplication initiatives.
Blog
We invite you to read this article written by our Multiethnic Specialist, Josmar Trent.
“Usually, when people talk or hear about diversity, they can immediately think of skin color, ethnicity, language, or the culture someone is from, but it is more than that. In order for us to be effective cross-culturally, we need to be able to see these nuances and adapt to what is needed.”
En español
Te invitamos a leer este artículo escrito por Josmar Trent, la Especialista en Multiétnico y de Traducción.
“Por lo general, cuando las personas hablan o escuchan sobre diversidad, inmediatamente pueden pensar en el color de la piel, el origen étnico, el idioma o la cultura de la que proviene alguien, pero es más que eso. Para que seamos efectivos transculturalmente, debemos ser capaces de ver estos matices y adaptarnos a lo que se necesita.”
‘TWC… as it is in heaven’ Cohort Resources
In 2021, we had the opportunity of learning what God had been doing in our communities, and we gained some helpful insight in what you are already doing in your zip codes. This cohort gave practical tools on how to measure progress in the area of multiethnic diversity, as well as action steps for continued progress and evaluation among your team and church. Our conversations were intentional, rooted in Christ’s biblical teachings and on what God called you and us to BE and to DO.
If you missed these sessions, now you can watch them at your own pace as we expanded the conversation on each of the prompts mentioned in the article The Wesleyan Church… as it is in heaven (available here).
These resources will give you access to the session videos, PDF resources, questionnaires and more all for your own use!
