Isabel Dale and fellow Muslim worker Chris present a hybrid presentation containing both the theoretical Muslim mindset as well as their practical experiences witnessing to this culture in the Australian context. 

David Williams, director of Training and Development at CMS, looks into the origins of the Homogenous Unit Principle and asks if it is an appropriate guide for planting multicultural churches in Australia.

Eugune Hor quizes a range of ethnic church planters - Peter Ko, Bruce Hall and Ray & Sandy Galea - on the differing types of ethnic church they have established and the clues they have learnt for successfully adapting ministry to culture in the process.

Former missionary to Pakistan and experienced church planter Bruce Hall outlines the increasingly multicultural structure of Australian society and describes the dangers associated with assuming that there is only one type of ethnic ministry.

Andrew Reid unpacks our cultural identity as Australian-born and immigrants by investigating what God tells Moses is the greatest identity of all.

Aaron Boyd interviews David Williams, the head of Training and Development at the Church Missionary Society, and he shares his 5 top tips for working cross culturally.

Senior EV Church Pastor Andrew Heard answers questions relating to his worldview preaching model.

Senior pastor Andrew Heard from EV Church outlines his principles for 'worldview preaching' - an approach that not only declares the Gospel but delivers it in a way that sensitive to the listener's perspective.

SMBC missiologist and multicultural evangelist Richard Hibbert lectures and leads a wide-ranging discussion on the 'best practice' for reaching out to the nations arriving on Australia's doorstep.

Church planting pastor Eugene Hor interviews Richard Hibbert, a lecture in missiology at Sydney Missionary and Bible College and a minister to multicultural Australia.