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Multicultural
Activities
Contact Information
Hispanic
Ministry Outreach
Laotian and Thai Ministries
What is Multicultural Fellowship?
Belmont's multicultural fellowship is a unique group consisting
of members who are committed to reaching out and sharing our church's
ministry with members from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Our
fellowship has these major goals:
To help in building the church as a true global church and Christian
family of God
Enable persons from diverse Nashville communities to feel included and
actively involved in our fellowship and the programs of the church
To encourage increased knowledge within our church community of
different cultures through bible study, prayer groups, and cultural
presentations
To recognize and affirm the values and faith of people in the Belmont
UMC congregation who come from different ethnic and cultural backgrounds
To introduce different Christian cultures and traditions to the larger
Belmont community
To promote the interaction between our church community and diverse
populations of students from local colleges and universities
To care for the physical, spiritual and social needs of those from
diverse cultural backgrounds in Nashville
Belmont UMC rejoices in its openness and invites persons of diverse
backgrounds into its congregational life.
This diversity enriches the life of the Belmont UMC congregation and our
congregation now includes people from 32 countries.
Multicultural
Activities
The multicultural fellowship group focuses on these activities
throughout the year:
Regular Fellowship Meetings - after worship usually on the second
Sunday of each month, the group gathers for lunch and fellowship. It
also meets at the Wednesday Night at Belmont for fellowship with the
larger church community.
Educational Programs - Members of the fellowship as well as the
larger Belmont family engage in Bible Study and Christian literature
studies that enhance our knowledge of different Christian cultures.
Worship Celebrations - On World Communion Sunday in October, the
fellowship leads the service to reaffirm that the redemption of God
through Jesus Christ is reaching out to all humanity beyond cultural,
racial, geographic, social or economic limitations or boundaries.
Reaching Out - The fellowship endeavors to contact members of the
larger Nashville community and to reach out to people in need.
Multicultural Festival - This festival, held annually in the
Spring, celebrates the unity and diversity of Belmonters.
Contact
Information
Sam Purushotham
Email: spurushotham@comcast.net
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