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“Beyond Hospitality explores the richness that cultural diversity brings to our communities and our churches. It examines the implications of moving beyond simply being content with being a welcoming nation and a hospitable church. And asks the church, the people of God, to be intentional about addressing the dehumanizing and often painful ways in which we tend to interact with the Other so that we might join God on mission to make a difference in our nation. I trust that as your read these chapters, they will provide you with confidence to intentionally engage your community as part of God’s ongoing transforming work in the lives of people—regardless of culture.”

Dr. Charles Cook, Beyond Hospitality

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Scattered and Gathered: A Global Compendium of Diaspora Missiology edited by Dr. Sadiri Joy Tira and Tetsunao Yamamori

Click the link to receive a 40% discount with free international shipping on the print (Over £13 discount).

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The Intentionally Intercultural Church: A Place for All Peoples By Benjamin J. Tse


Cultural Fluency Workshops: Church Focused Resources for Developing Intentional Intercultural Congregations

The Jaffray Centre is committed to helping people develop Cultural Fluency. Cultural fluency, also known as intercultural competence, is defined as the ability to communicate and act appropriately and effectively across cultural difference.


A Hybrid World: Diaspora, Hybridity, and Missio Dei edited by Sadiri Joy Tira and Juliet Lee Uytanlet

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UReach is an accessible online portal for receiving and sharing tools, information, expertise, and resources related to engaging and embracing the diverse peoples of Canada. UREACH is a collaboration of the Academy (Education), the Agency (Missions), and the Assembly (Church).

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Rev. Maynor Motta from Beulah Alliance Church in Edmonton, AB presented a Sermon on how to reach across the cultural divide.