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'Christ culture vision' as a multicultural new church development model
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- The disunity of the church has harmed her witness and prohibited the obedience to Christ Jesus' prayer for oneness in John 17. This case study of Still Waters United Methodist Church in Atlanta, Georgia, was written to research the intentional multicultural vision which we call 'Christ culture' and the success of the congregation to build strong and committed relationships across cultures. The research and findings are based on the period from 1999 to 2013. Still Waters includes people born in North America, Brazil, China, El Salvador, France, Germany, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Israel, Jamaica, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Vietnam, and Taiwan. Members of the congregation are dedicated to the 'Christ culture' vision which encourages them to find ways to submit their culture to the reign of Christ and place his prayer for unity above their own cultures.
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