Should all churches be multiethnic? Is there still a place for ethnic-specific churches or are they outdated? 

To help us think through these questions, SOLA Editorial Board member Moses Y. Lee interviewed Thabiti Anyabwile, lead pastor of Anacostia River Church and founding president of the Crete Network, a ministry dedicated to planting churches in Black and Brown communities, as well as Dr. Alexander Jun, a professor of higher education at Azusa Pacific University and also serves as a coordinator of KALI, the Korean American Leadership Initiative in the PCA. 

We will be premiering a video of their interview and publishing a transcript on Monday, but we wanted to give a sneak preview to our SOLA audience.

Watch on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzCTZwnfHTs&list=PLAoJ5wNGQQE2OUp1eKCu2jHWu_WT3_R_D&index=1

Transcript is available on our website:

https://sola.network/article/why-ethnic-specific-churches-still-important

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