Crossing Cultures
story of conversion through a Bible handed to a student.
Contrary to the agenda of political correctness, ethnicity, race and culture do matter.
Creating a safe place to talk about racial and ethic minority issues.
Christianity always seemed like a white person's religion to this student from India, until she met Jesus, a Jew who was calling the whole world to follow him.
Crossing cultures means taking risks and rebounding from mistakes. Excerpted from Being White: Finding Our Place in a Multiethnic World.
God wants you to love who you are in Christ and to love those who are different from you. Here are some questions for your reflection and for discussion.
University of illinois students work with Habitat for Humanity over spring break.
A student studying abroad learns that it’s worth it to invest in another person’s life
Student from all ethnicities share how Jesus has been at work in their lives.
Beyond her talk at the Urbana 03 convention, Nairy offers insights into guidance and following God.
Are you considering studying abroad? God's plans for you may go beyond just studying...
How to survive and grow in your re-entry from a cross-cultural experience.
Sidebar to "Home Again!"
Do you think that because American-born Muslims have been brought up here, they have all heard the gospel? Think again..
Sidebar to Overlooked . . . Reaching Muslims on Campus. Surprising views that some Muslims hold of the Christian faith
In a world of individualized thinking, it can be hard to see how white responsibility could be any different from anyone else's.
Three stories about reaching across ethnic lines and barriers to build trust and friendship among minority groups on campus.
Sidebar to "White Responsibility in Racial Reconciliation"
Our society tells us to "go, go, go!" This group learned the value of simply being.
Suggestions for summer: great reading and excellent videos
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