The New Diaspora

By Doug Priest As the world becomes globalized, opportunities for evangelism multiply. Now is the time to develop new strategies for reaching dispersed people living in our own cities, towns, and neighborhoods. Back in the 1970s, when I drove on the freeways in Los Angeles where I lived, I saw signs for “Little Saigon,” “Chinatown,” and “Little Korea.” I could go into the center of the city and find myself in neighborhoods of Mexican-Americans, Guatemalans, and Salvadorians. Today the situation has changed. Go to any school district in Southern California and you will find 30 to 40 or more languages

June 28, 2012

M. Daniel Carroll R.

Culture & Public Square Politics & Government

Immigration: What Does the Bible Say?

M. Daniel Carroll R. examines immigration through global, biblical, missional, and legislative perspectives, asking how Scripture should shape Christian attitudes toward immigrants, strangers, hospitality, and public policy.