Ethnic Ministries National Summit - Standing Together That We May Be One

Daily from 04/10/2008 to 04/12/2008

Location: Friendly Temple Missionary Baptist Church, 5544 Martin Luther King Drive Saint Louis, MO US 63112

Website: http://www.ethnic-america.net/

The Ethnic America Network is a ministry coalition that has involved over sixty evangelical denominations and agencies. The focus is on reaching 1st and 2nd generation immigrants in America with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

One of the major purposes of the Summit is to promote racial/ethnic cooperation and unity in the Church of Jesus Christ locally and nationally and racial healing in our fractured metro area. St. Louis was chosen for this national conference for a reason - unfortunately it is one of the most racially divided cities in America.

The St. Louis Arch, Eero Saarinen's masterpiece of modern design, reflects the role of St. Louis, Missouri as the gateway to the west. From pioneers who embarked on their cross-country journey to Dred Scott who sued for his freedom, St. Louis rises as a leading American city ready to host the next Ethnic Ministries Summit. People from all parts of the globe have come to the area, creating a unique opportunity of reaching the world without ever leaving home. Please consider making an investment for the kingdom by attending the Standing Together That We May Be One conference and bring a colleague in ethnic ministry!