Your Cart: 0 items
There are no items in your cart
Course
Approaches to Multicultural Worship Pt. 2
~13 Hours
This Approaches to Multicultural Worship Part 2 course helps worship leaders develop a plan to incorporate multicultural worship into their church communities.
Sandra Van Opstal
About This Course
We live in a diverse world full of diverse people, languages, and cultures; yet our churches can fail to represent that well, if at all. This Approaches to Multicultural Worship Part 2 course helps worship leaders develop a plan to incorporate multicultural worship into their church communities. Here, you will walk through some options on what multicultural worship can look like and decide where and how you want to lead your church towards a more holistic view of the body of Christ. This is the second of a two-part series, focused on developing a plan to incorporate multicultural worship in your church and services, while the first walks through the explanations and ideas of multicultural worship.
Learning Outcomes
Identify the benefits and challenges of incorporating multi-ethnic worship in your worship practices
Develop a plan for diversifying worship through embodying hospitality, solidarity, and mutuality in your community/congregation/church
A FULLER Equip course
- Arts & Worship
- Multicultural Competence & Voices
Introduction
1. Getting Started
2. Practicing Multicultural Worship
How to Represent Non-Dominant Cultures Well
3. Tokenism and Cultural Appropriation
4. What Does Cultural Appreciation Look Like?
Models of Multicultural Worship
5. Acknowledgement and Blended
6. Fusion and Collaborative Rotation
Planning, Organizing, and Preparing for Multicultural Worship
7. Preparing Your Action Plan
8. Training Your Leaders and Coming Together for God’s Mission
9. Accessible Avenues for Multicultural Worship
Conclusion
10. Next Steps
Your Instructor
Sandra Van Opstal
Author, Pastor, Activist
Sandra Maria Van Opstal is a second-generation Latina and the executive director of Chasing Justice. She is an author, pastor, and activist reimagining the intersection of faith and justice. Her work focuses on pursuing justice under the mentorship of the global church, for the mobilization of the next generation of leaders. Sandra has provided leadership in global movements such as Lausanne, The Justice Conference, and Urbana Missions Conference. She has also had a strong domestic presence as an executive pastor at Grace and Peace Church and as an activist on the west-side of Chicago. Sandra serves as a board member for CCDA. She holds a Masters of Divinity from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and is currently pursuing doctoral work in Urban Leadership and Transformation. Her most recent books include Still Evangelical and The Next Worship.
