Resources from Topic: Ethnic Diversity

Pursue Unity by Practicing Humility

Most Christians would agree that unity is a good thing. But is peace worth the gut-punch to our pride? There is no unity without the practicing of humility.

By Dustin Crowe

Redemption, Race, and Photography: An Interview with Francis Nwosu

I just want the people to see the beauty in God’s creation as I interpret it through my own eyes. The more I grow as a believer, the more I understand that I have a responsibility to tell stories. I want people to see my work and see that God’s greater work is glorious.

By Hannah Woodhouse

2 Reasons to Broaden Your Friend Group in College

There is nothing particularly Christian about only having easy relationships. The gospel is displayed more clearly when people who are different than each other choose to embrace the messiness and difficulty of loving each other.

By Zach Cochran

3 Challenges for a Nation Blessed By God

There are some very real blessings and challenges for our country that are worth recognizing as we celebrate God’s grace.

By Joe Bartemus

Why “Biblical Unity in Diversity”?

Some may think this is such a controversial, divisive topic that we should just leave alone… Yet, I believe this topic represents one of the greatest opportunities the church has. We can take the lead and point to a solution the “world” has not been able to find.

By Joe Bartemus

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Equip #45 – REACH|19

In this episode of Equip, we discuss College Park’s annual missions event and the heart behind it.

Equip #38 – The One Fellowship Story

In this episode of Equip, Lead Pastor Mark Vroegop sits down with T.C. Taylor and Kyle Dickerson of One Fellowship Church, who share their experience launching and leading College Park’s most recent church plant.

Why Talk About Racial Harmony?

In this video, Pastor Mark shares three reasons why the church should be talking about biblical unity in diversity.

Isn’t This Divisive?

In this video, Pastor Mark shares why the topic of racial harmony is important for the Church to address, despite the tension that can accompany such a topic.