Radstock Reports from the front line
Jan 27, 2010
Cross Cultural Missions at Home
In God's providence, our church is located in an ethnically and economically diverse area. It wasn't that way when it was established in 1857, but the world has changed quite a bit since then. Now we have huge populations of recent Asian and Latin American immigrants all around ... More »
Posted by Mike Mckinley
Aug 25, 2009
being an ambassador in my own community
Herndon, Virginia is a tense place. Twenty years ago it was a fairly quiet far suburb of Washington DC. Now, to hear some people say it, it is over-run with illegal immigrants. Every morning the parking lot of McDonald's and the adjacent convenience store are flooded with men looking for a ... More »
Posted by Mike Mckinley
Jul 08, 2009
local heroes - you need to get out more
Posted by Brian Jose Brian Jose, Radstock's Executive Director, opens the hatch on a common tension in churches today between 'local' and 'global' mission, and issues a challenge to us to all 'get out there,' whether it's among the lost, the poor, the 'uber-cool,' and the broken, wherever we ... More »
Posted by Brian Jose
Jun 26, 2008
crossing cultures in my own city
Posted by Kara Callaghan I have lived in Washington DC for nearly 17 years. In a town where others who share my ethnic and socio-economic background come to build their careers staying 2-4 years, my tenure is nothing short of unusual. Some would even say it's counter-cultural. So why do I ... More »
Posted by Kara Callaghan
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