MGN recommends the following books written by widely recognized and well-respected researchers, educators and practitioners discussing the implications, possibilities, theology and commitments of the multi-ethnic church and, in a broader sense, foundational to the emerging Multi-ethnic Church Movement.

1.  Divided By Faith (2000)
Michael Emerson and Christian Smith
2.  United By Faith (2003) 
Curtiss Paul DeYoung, Michael Emerson, George Yancey, Karen Chai Kim
3.  Multi-cultural Ministry (2004)
David Anderson
4.  One Body, One Spirit (2005) 
George Yancey
5.  People of the Dream (2006)
Michael Emerson
6.  Building a Healthy Multi-ethnic Church (2007)
Mark DeYmaz
7.  Crossing the Ethnic Divide (2007)
Kathleen Garces-Foley
8.  Consuming Jesus (2007)
Paul Metzger

MGN recommends for review the following articles supporting and providing additional contacts/resources concerning the emerging Multi-ethnic Church Movement.

Choosing Multi-Ethnic Over Mega
MNA - Reaching Our Neighbors
Developing a Racially Diverse Team
Tale of Two Churches
Diversity Talk - EFCA
Beyond the Comfort Zone: Evangelism as Parabolic Witness
Multi-ethnic Church Plants: Difficult But Necessary
Mosaix Global Network
Preparing to Minister in a Multi-racial World
The World Comes to Georgia/An Old Church Adapts
Church Pursues Multi-ethnic Vision

MGN recommends for review the following web sites supporting and providing additional contacts/resources concerning the emerging Multi-ethnic Church Movement.

www.djchuang.com/multi
www.religionlink.org/tip_070514.php
www.markdeymaz.com

MGN recommends for review the following issues supporting and providing additional contacts/resources concerning the emerging Multi-ethnic Church Movement.

Christianity Today (April 2005)

Enrichment Journal (Summer 2007)

A collection of thoughts concerning Mosaix Conferences/gatherings.

Duke Center for Reconciliation's Leadership Gathering
By Dr. George Yancey

St. Louis Summit – Standing Together: That We May be One
By Jim Spoonts

MGN recommends these other resources concerning the emerging Multi-ethnic Church Movement.

Sankofa is a bus journey to the South (Alabama and Georgia) with a focus on the African American struggle. It is offered periodically throughout the year.

Journey to Mosaic is more general focus of racism in a regional context (Pacific Northwest and California) with a focus on past injustice and current racial issues. These are offered through both the North Pacific Conference and the Pacific Southwest Conference.

Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Ethnodoxology is a course for Connecting Global Worship to Global Mission

International Council of Ethnodoxologists