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Why do Urban Evangelism and Discipleship?
on Evangelism: The Spirit of the Lord {is} upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to set at liberty them that are bruised...- Luke 4:18
Video: Evangelism Under the City (Way of the Master Style)
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Volunteer Opportunities: Urban Evangelism
| Titel | Organization Name | City, State/Country |
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| Summer International Outreach | Priority 1 Ministries |
Chambersburg, PA Verenigde Staten
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| Summer Intern | Priority 1 Ministries |
Bronx, NY Verenigde Staten
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| Summer Intern | Priority 1 Ministries |
Bronx, NY Verenigde Staten
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| Short term mission trip to Albany, GA | Global Outreach |
Albany, GA Verenigde Staten
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| CHURCH PLANTING | GRACE FOR ALL NATIONS MINISTRY |
NAIROBI Kenia
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| CHURCH PLANTING | GRACE FOR ALL NATIONS MINISTRY |
NAIROBI Kenia
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| 5-Day Mission Trip | Words To Works Ministries |
Jacksonville, FL Verenigde Staten
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| 7-Day Mission Trip | Words To Works Ministries |
Jacksonville, FL Verenigde Staten
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| Houston, Texas Short Term Mission | Forward Edge International |
Houston, TX Verenigde Staten
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| missionary workers | ROHI FOUNDATION |
BAMENDA Kameroen
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| Titel | Organization Name |
|---|---|
| christian work camps | DELIVERANCEWORLDMISSION |
| Pen Pal | Christian Pen Pals |
| Posting outreach literature from home | SOON Ministries |
| Evangelism Response | NeedHim Ministries |
| Online Mentor | TruthMedia |
| Disaster Relief ASAP | Restoration ASAP Ministries, Inc. |
| Facilitator | Disciples of Love Ministries |
| A Child Sponsor - Make a Difference in the Fight Againt World Poverty | Food for the Hungry |
| bible proof readers and marathi to hindi and english bible transalators | Ashirward Prayer Centre |
| Prayer Warriors | UMBRELLA FROM WOMAN TO WOMAN |
I can vividly remember a conversation I had several years ago with a friend who was a national director of a large ministry. We were talking about their organization and how they planned to address the increasing amount of ethnic diversity in the locations where they were active. He explained how they were creating separate ministries for each ethnic group in those locations in order to “most effectively reach them with the Gospel” because “most people want to be with their own ethnicity”. When I asked if they had plans to eventually try to bring the different ethnic groups together into a multi-ethnic group he explained that they did not because it would “create an extra barrier to the Gospel” and then stated emphatically, “There is no biblical mandate for bringing people together of different ethnicities.” Do you believe that is true? How would you respond?
Many things can (and will) be said about last night's historic election. Regardless if you felt it was an exciting victory or a crushing defeat, there is one thing we should all be able to agree on: our country has entered a multi-ethnic era. The election of our first African American president (who's biracial background embodies multi-ethnicity) is a powerful sign of how rapidly our society has changed and will change in the decades to come. The question on my mind..."Is the church ready?"
Corey Hicks is a 2008 City Vision College graduate born and raised in New Orleans. His passion for youth ministry and witnessing to the lost has lead him to minister in schools through Chrsitian Hip Hop music. He is also the CEO of Longevity Music, a Christian record label, where he is also an artist. For more information, visit
I was hungry and you gave me something to eat,
Nearly every community in America is being hit hard by the recession and there seems to be no end in sight. It is great to see many churches and ministries reaching out to help. But, imagine what the impact would be if Christians of different ethnicities in your community were all working together to help during this difficult time?
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was one of our country's most passionate and self-sacrificing advocates for ethnic unity. We still have a long way to go in building a less racialized society and a more multi-ethnic church -- but, we wouldn't be near as far as we are if it were not for the teachings and sacrifices of men and women like Dr. King. Even forty years after his death, his teachings remain amazingly relevant and powerful. I have included some "classics" as well as a few you may have not seen before in this post. I hope they will help to encourage you in your efforts to build biblical, multi-ethnic community.









