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Building Healthy Ethnically Diverse Witnessing Communites that:
- reach individuals of all racial and ethnic backgrounds
- welcome everyone into our chapters, showing them the love of Christ
- work toward justice and reconciliation among individuals, communities and nations

Highlights for InterVarsity's Multiethnic Ministries

		New Perspectives on Racial Identity Development This anthology updates and explores racial identity development for Blacks, Latinos, Asian Americans, American Indians, Whites, and multiracial persons within the context of a complex, racialized society.

Ethnic Division Proxe
The evangelism proxe station [HUMANITY DIVIDED] aims to increase our understanding of HOW and WHY humanity is divided by race, culture, and ethnicity. It seeks to explore the spiritual contours of this reality. Use this on campus to provoke great dialogue about issues of race and multiethnicity.

The Big Story
James Choung, Asian American InterVarsity Staff, explains the Christian faith in three minutes.

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Film Resources - Cross-Referenced
A spreadsheet of movies and videos that can be used to spark discussion on topics related to race and ethnicity.

Racial Reconciliation's Roots in God's Word
Racism: Our denial that God has made all people in His image. Passages in Scripture showing pictures of God's heart for the whole world. (Written and compiled by Neil Rendall for The Word In Life Bible)

Building Bridges Diversity Guide
This document contains helpful tips and information on building bridges with Asian, Black, Latino, Roman Catholic, and Fraternity/Sorority students on campus.

		Being Latino in Christ Life as a Latino in America is complicated. Living between the two worlds of being Latino and American can generate great uncertainty. And the strange mixture of ethnic pride and racial prejudice creates another sort of confusion.

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