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Embracing multiculturalism in our congregations

Major Donna Miller has started a series addressing ways congregations can meet the needs of a multi-cultural society.


In Canadian cities, some of which are among the most multicultural in the world, the Army has respectfully striven to meet the spiritual and language needs of newcomers by establishing culturally specific corps and encouraging multicultural corps.


How can a historically monocultural corps become more welcoming to people of various cultures?


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Posted by Ian McKenzie on May 23, 2006 08:38 AM |

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