Title

Crossing Cultural Borders: A Hispanic Perspective

Date of Award

2010

Document Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Master of Arts in Ministerial Leadership (MAML)

College

College of Christian Ministries and Religion

Department

Department of Christian Ministries and Religion

Primary Advisor

Brian M. Kelly Ph.D.

Abstract

Establishing a Hispanic missional strategy requires an understanding of the customs and culture of the people group in order to develop creative opportunities to connect missionally. This thesis will help to create a bridge of better understanding concerning the complexity of the Hispanic culture and its uniqueness within the American Culture. This thesis addresses the contextual view by connecting with the Hispanic American cultural condition, secondly, the migration dilemma, a theological perspective toward Hispanic migrant people, and lastly, the missional strategy, a Hispanic theology around the mission of the Church. The last chapter will focus on practical suggestions for developing a Hispanic missional action plan within a multi-cultural environment. Church leaders, Christian educators, scholars, etc. will be able to benefit from this research for the purpose of creating a cultural understanding of the Hispanic community and to further develop a Hispanic theology that connects the church with a missional strategy.

Comments

Author birth year: 1965

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