Ethnic Specific Ministry

Taking Aim: The Value of a Mission Statement

brief abstract

Most of us--and especially Asian Americans--are convinced that there is no way we will ever be effective evangelists.

Following an Urbana missions convention, an asian-american women decides to explore her ethnic identity further through an asian-american Bible study group on her campus.

Facing family: a journey of latino identity

by Jonathan Mendez

LaFe ’04 and its effects on one student

Latino Identity

by Frank Fuentes

Sidebar to Facing Family: a journey of latino identity. Another student's story.

The Overlooked...Reaching Muslims on Campus

Do you think that because American-born Muslims have been brought up here, they have all heard the gospel? Think again..

What I've learned from my Muslim friends

by Tom Trevethan

Sidebar to Overlooked . . . Reaching Muslims on Campus. Surprising views that some Muslims hold of the Christian faith

My First Seder; The Last Supper

by Joe Sowers

Can Christians and Jews work side-by-side? This story proves that and so much more!

The Plight of Black Women on Campus

by Alice R. Brown-Collins, Ph.D.

Black women face some unique obstacles that can be turned into ministry opportunities.

What do you think?

Sidebar to "The Plight of Black Women on Campus": Questions for group discussion

A White Religion?

by Mitali Perkins

Christianity always seemed like a white person's religion to this student from India, until she met Jesus, a Jew who was calling the whole world to follow him.

Latina enough?

by Linda Irma Jimenez

A young Latina's feelings of not looking “Latina enough” drove her to search for the roots of her pain.

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