“Protestants use a different vocabulary to describe the continuously needed restoring and refreshing in the church. Our two favorite words are “reform,” indicating the kind of reformation of faith and life according to Scripture which took place in the sixteenth… — John Dr. Fuder Copy Share
“(1) If God moves your heart to make a difference, He will see you through even though you may not feel the most qualified,… — John Dr. Fuder Copy Share Image
“Nobody on the outside thought it would work … and on the inside we were not too sure either. In our limited circle of awareness, we did not know of another single church that had done what we were attempting to do—to take an established white church and have it become and stay a multi-ethnic ministry. But we did believe… — John Dr. Fuder Copy Share
“God’s work does not begin when we show up; it is already well underway. A big part of our job is to slow down… — John Dr. Fuder Copy Share Image
“Protestants use a different vocabulary to describe the continuously needed restoring and refreshing in the church. Our two favorite words are “reform,” indicating the kind of reformation of faith and life according to Scripture which took place in the sixteenth century, and “revival,” denoting an altogether supernatural visitation of a church or community by God, bringing conviction, repentance, confession, the… — John Dr. Fuder Copy Share
“CORE VALUES FOR MULTI-ETHNIC MINISTRY What were the foundational pillars upon which we stood? The gospel, not marketing, is the power of God unto salvation (Rom. 1:16). No matter what their color or culture, people are the same in their basic human need for grace, forgiveness, purpose, and hope (Jer. 17:9; Rom. 3:23). Every community with ethnic diversity needs at… — John Dr. Fuder Copy Share
“I truly believe that if we are to have any voice in the community we need to first love the community. We need to… — John Dr. Fuder Copy Share Image
