John Zhang Interview
John Zhang is the pastor of Chinese Church at The Mill in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
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John Zhang is the pastor of Chinese Church at The Mill in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
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Suresh is the pastor of Indian Upstate Fellowship in Greenville, South Carolina.
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Jake Bolotano is a Filipino church planter in Columbia, South Carolina
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Charles Kenya is the pastor at Neema Kiswahili Baptist Church in Spartanburg, South Carolina. The church began in 2016 by a group of immigrants from Africa including Congo, Uganda, and other central and southern African countries.
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Finding the Mission Field at Home Jason Williamson and his team had been taking annual mission trips to East Asia for several years. But when COVID-19 hit, they were forced to put their plans on hold. Devastated by the loss, they mourned the missed opportunity to spread the gospel. However, as the pandemic persisted, they
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There are approximately thirty non-Hispanic ethnic SCBC churches in our state. This includes many of the major affinity groups that are considered unreached. Among these are Chinese, Cambodian, Indian, Japanese, Filipino, Burmese, Vietnamese, Haitian, Arabic, and others. With a growing number of countries restricting access to missionaries, it is vital to encourage, train and support ethnic
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Over the last year, there have been at least six specific ethnic churches begun in SC through churches stepping up, embracing God’s heart for the nations, doing the work involved in recruiting and supporting trained ethnic church planters, and seeing them begin to reach people in their own languages. The best way to see unreached
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Click below for a list of Ethnic Churches in South Carolina.
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A simple way to find out about a new culture is to ask questions about their families, friends, food, festivals and their future hopes and dreams. To effectively reach people of different ethnic backgrounds we need to build bridges. One way to do that is to become familiar with their country of origin and the
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 Jesus tells his people to pray that God would send out workers into the harvest fields in Luke 10:2. Since we are all responsible to share Christ’s love with those around us, we are encouraged to pray for divine encounters so we and our fellow church members can share Christ’s love with our ethnic neighbors.
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