Bicultural teens enjoy unity at Jóvenes (Youths) for Christ camp

Since 2016, with a year off during the pandemic, Jóvenes for Christ has provided five days of teaching, fellowship, games, worship and community service for English-speaking teens from bilingual and predominantly Hispanic Churches of Christ. Those are exactly the young people camp director JuanRaymon Rubio hopes to serve.

News, North AmericaCheryl Mann BaconAugust 1, 2023The Christian Chronicle, Cheryl Mann Bacon, multiculturalism, Jovenes for Christ, Christian camp, Hispanic Christians, Hispanic Americans, Summer camp, Churches of Christ, Christian colleges and universities, Primary FeatureComment

Does European Multiculturalism Threaten Women’s Rights?

(REVIEW) “Prey” is a meticulously researched book, and Ali offers us page after page of grim statistics to support her thesis that the surge of immigration into Europe in 2015 has led to a surge in sexual violence.

Europe, Islam, Opinion, BooksDr. Robert CarleFebruary 4, 2022Robert Carle, Hirsi Ali, Prey, Prey the book, immigration, Muslim migrants, Muslim immigration in Europe, asylum seeker, Islam, Islam in Europe, multiculturalism, Aayan Hirsi AliComment

‘Multiculturalism is defunct’: British Government signals U-turn on 70 years of social policy

(COMMENTARY) The British Government’s Green Paper, published on March 14, outlines a strategy that signifies a 180-degree U-turn in the direction of nearly 70 years of public policy since the Second World War. The final report of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Social Integration’s own inquiry into the integration of immigrants (2017) declared last year that ‘multiculturalism ... is defunct’.

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