Last spring, during our congregation’s general chapter, we made a commitment to "to walk together into a future of authentic intercultural living.”  

The concept of interculturality often raises more questions than it answers.  What does it mean? Why does it matter? And how do we get there 

—meaning how do we attune ourselves to living prophetically enough to provide a foundation for a world of flourishing for people of every culture, race, and creed? Indeed, how do we create a world that comes closer to the beloved kingdom Jesus proclaimed?