What is a Multiethnic Church? 

It’s been said when it comes to gospel witness, gospel culture trumps gospel doctrine. No matter what a local church’s doctrinal statement may say, the strongest witness to the world is seen in how they treat one another. In these polarized and divided times, we believe we have a unique opportunity to display the unity Christ prayed for (John 17). And there’s no area we are in most need of unity than across the ethnic divide.

This is why we don’t believe ethnic diversity is the goal, but ethnic unity. It’s one thing to get people from different walks of life to sit in a church together, and it’s quite another to see them loving one another. It’s when the church arcs back to her multiethnic and multicultural roots (see the book of Acts) that our witness to the world is enhanced. Because of this, we believe one of the deepest apologetics for the power of the gospel is the multiethnic church.

Please Note: The first floor of the RCC building will be closed to the general public these days while we host this event.