These resources have been prepared by the Committee of Cross Cultural Ministry drawing upon their collective wisdom and experience in this area. This is not meant to be a prescriptive list of dos and don’ts. Rather, it is as an invitation for you to look at your context, to ask yourself how you can serve your members in more culturally appropriate ways, and how you can bring the gospel to people from the rich variety of cultural backgrounds in our wider community.
Estonian
Cross-Cultural Worship Resources (Estonian) Word I PDF
Worship Resources (Estonian) PPT Slides PPT standard I PPT widescreen
Indonesian
Cross-Cultural Worship Resources (Indonesian) Word I PDF
Worship Resources (Indonesian) PPT Slides PPT standard I PPT widescreen
Korean
Cross-Cultural Worship Resources (Korean) Word I PDF
Worship Resources (Korean) PPT Slides PPT standard I PPT widescreen
Mandarin
Cross-Cultural Worship Resources (Mandarin) Word I PDF
Worship Resources (Simplified Chinese) PPT Slides PPT standard I PPT widescreen
Worship Resources (Traditional Chinese) PPT Slides PPT standard I PPT widescreen
Nuer
Cross-Cultural Worship Resources (Nuer) Word I PDF
Worship Resources (Nuer) PPT Slides PPT standard I PPT widescreen
Swahili
Cross-Cultural Worship Resources (Swahili) Word I PDF
Worship Resources (Swahili) PPT Slides PPT standard I PPT widescreen
Tamil
Cross-Cultural Worship Resources (Tamil) Word I PDF
Worship Resources (Tamil) PPT Slides PPT standard I PPT widescreen
LCA Cross-Cultural Ministry
Cross-Cultural Ministry exists to nurture an inclusive missional culture throughout the LCANZ and boost the confidence of members to reach out to those of other cultural backgrounds. Their aim is to see new and existing cross-cultural communities developed, strengthened, and integrated into the life of the church.
For more information and resources, please visit the LCA's Cross-Cultural Ministry site here.
Other Resources from CCM
Publications in other languages
For Luth
er’s small catechism and other publications in a variety of languages, go to the Lutheran Heritage Foundation
