S12E3 - Donnell Bethea

Jacobie answer questions, talks about multicultural potlucks and discusses what he views as the most important chapter in any text book training pastors in multiculturalism.

Jacobi sits down with Josiah and discusses some of the difficulties that went into the creation of this season. Talking about difficult subjects should be something the church leans into, not avoids.

Join Josh and Jacobi as they discuss the Black Nazarene Conference, what it means to be labeled "Black" in the USA, and the unique considerations of multicultural ministry.

Join Jacobi as he interviews our guest Michaele LaVigne on what ministry looks like in light of our call to be a church of every people, nation, tribe, and tongue.

Rev John huddle discusses with Jacobi how to be present within a community you are unlike. He discusses how that affects family planning as well as how God affirms his call! New life comes when we commit to diversity!

Jacobi gives us a little history on what Juneteenth is commemorating, and challenges all churches of all cultures to participate in the celebration! For more on Juneteenth: https://nmaahc.si.edu/juneteenth

Join Jacobi as he has a discussion on the differences between multicultural and intercultural congregations with guest Dr. Stuart Williams.

Join Jacobi for a discussion of what/how we gain from multiculturalism and how the diversity of church is bigger than race with our guest Rev Shane Perry.

Jacobi chats with Pastor Donnell about their fear in being overly multicultural when pastoring predominantly white spaces.

Join Jacobi as he discusses integrating congregations and the National Black Nazarene Conference with Dr. Tillman.