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Then let us no longer be strangers: diversity in the church
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- The richness of the diversity of humanity is an important part of the church, the body of Christ. Through the utilization of common Wesleyan hymnody and theology of the church and its mission, members and friends of five migrant and German-speaking congregations in Frankfurt am Main have begun to develop relationships with one another that will encourage greater participation and awareness of their connection as part of the wider United Methodist Church.
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