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Building a dynamic multicultural church
Jeannie Mok.
Jeannie Mok writes that there is no choice any longer in Australia but for Christians to accept truly multicultural churches.
Created:
2004
Date Added:
15 March 2006
Source:
Mok, Jeannie. The Technicolour Faith: Building a Dynamic Multicultural Church, Brisbane, Asian Pacific Institute, 2004 (pp 1-6)
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121 KB
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4 pages
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