Multicultural Outreach

The Church of God in Christ is a church that will tell me the gospel truth, attaching significant importance to the events on the Day of the Pentecost, the ô50th day after the Passover, or Easter as being necessary for all believers in Christ to experience,ö (Story, 2005, p. 1). The Church of God in Christ is tolerant of human error and sin, so long as believers adopt the ôdoctrine of sanctification or holinessö as essential to mankindÆs salvation, (Story, 2005, p. 1). The Church of God in Christ is not discriminatory with respect to my expression of beliefs or feelings. In fact, in 1914, founder Bishop Charles H. mason was jailed for speaking his views about the ôinequitiesö against Blacks he observed in the U.S., a country that would send Black men onto the battlefield but ôwould not allow those men the same opportunities given the white soldiers,ö (Murray, 2005, C4). After his time in jail, Mason led the Church of God in Christ to m

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ist works with other community leaders and organizations to help administer its multicultural outreach programs, such as Forty-Seventh District California Assemblyman Herb J. Wesson, Jr., (2001, p. 1), who said in a letter to Bishop Blake upon the grand opening of the West Angeles Church, ôYou have stepped into the future by continuing to build to meet the diverse needs of a growing congregation.ö Assemblyman Wesson (2001, p. 1) also congratulated Bishop Blake on what he called the development of ôan unparalleled outreachö program. The Church of God in Christ also recognizes the value of public education in helping its community members gain access to good jobs and future opportunities. Bishop Blake and the Church of Christ in God maintain a solid relationship with Genethia Hudley Hayes, the President of the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education for District 1. The Church of God in Christ has administered many of its outreach efforts to resolve pressing social ills in coordination with public education leaders, such as job training and placement assistance and solicitation of volunteers to help feed and clothe the sick, homeless, and shut-ins. In her letter to Bishop Blake at the grand opening of the West An
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