Stanley John serves as Associate Professor of Intercultural Studies at Alliance Theological Seminary and as Teaching Pastor at Ridgeway Alliance Church in White Plains, New York. His research focuses on diaspora churches in the Arabian Gulf, World Christianity, Pentecostalism, and transnational networks.
Faith and Migration: How Diaspora Churches Are Shaping North American Christianity
Speaker(s): Stanley John
Date: Spring 2020
Length: 1h 16m
Product ID: RGDL5002K
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Lecture Description: Global migration is radically changing the face of North American Christianity. Religious decline in the West, along with the rise of thriving immigrant churches, is producing a powerful demographic reconfiguration. Thoughtful reflection on the significance of this demographic shift will allow us to recognize and celebrate diaspora churches as equal partners in mission and ministry.
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