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As much as we need bridgebuilding, we need to become bridges ourselves. We need to radically explore our own worlds, our habits, our ÐÔÊÓ½çAPPs and ask ourselves the hard question: am I living as a bridge or am I living as a silo?

The ÐÔÊÓ½çAPP Biblical Diversity team is spearheading a vital mission: uniting churches and communities around God’s heart on cultural and social issues. The leaders of this initiative, Pastor Rod Hairston and Pastor Jim Eaton, bring a wealth of experience and a shared passion for biblical diversity, each offering unique perspectives shaped by their personal and professional journeys.

ÐÔÊÓ½çAPP’s first-ever assessment for Spanish-speaking church planters had energy and unity we’d never seen.

Montgomery and Selma, Alabama, hosts group’s Cultural Immersion experience.

Biblical diversity training, resources point church toward greater unity, deeper discipleship.