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Multiracial Congregations in America: Looking for "a more realistic picture of what the world looks like", an article by Elfriede Wedam
Pastors foresee raceless church
Ed Stetzer - The Changing Ethinic and Racial Landscape of Denomoninations in America
The Juice Cleanse - A Strange and Green Journey - NYTimes.com
Multicultural congregations multiply – intentionally | ReligionLink
The Pastor and the Multicultural Church
RN-T.com - Multiethnic churches still rare in 21st century
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Are Racially Diverse Churches Integrated? | Unity in Christ Magazine
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Religion and Race: Can Megachurches Desegregate? - TIME
Michael O. Emerson: Demographic revolution and the church | Faith & Leadership
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