Part 5 of 5 – Interview with Dr. Soong-Chan Rah
In this part Dr. Rah shares…
- there are two different ways we have looked at multi-ethnicity in America… melting pot and salad bowl
- how the dominance of Western, white culture hinders the church’s ability to experience and appreciate ethnic diversity
- suggestions for white Christians who do not understand the reality of white privilege
Watch the rest of this video… Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5.
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A brief summary
ReNew staff members Michaela Gregory and Chad Brennan interview Dr. Soong-Chan Rah regarding his new book The Next Evangelicalism which was released in April 2009. For more information about the book and to read an excerpt visit: http://renewpartnerships.org/books/next-rah Total length of the interview is 40 minutes.
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This is an excellent interview with Dr. Rah. Thank you for posting it. I think the interview questions were very well thought out and thus framed the conversation in ways that would help those who might be new to the topic. I liked the picture-in-picture format which allowed the viewers to see both Dr. Rah, as well as, Michaela and Chad at the same time. The inserted text on the side was also helpful in creating a multi-media presentation.
The one thing that is presently missing is the information on the authors and books that Dr. Rah recomended for further study on this topic.
Blessings,
Shlomo
Thank you for the encouragement. We are working on getting those titles from Dr. Rah and hope to post them soon.
Coming from the dominant white culture I assumed every educated speaker responded in a 1-2-3 answer. I wan’t to treasure the diversity of others and encourage others to live “as God created them” as Dr. Rah mentioned. I am thankful for the quick lesson on culturally diverse conversation. I can’t wait to listen!