Can Christian preaching and worship in multicultural contexts be more faithful to the Christian gospel and more meaningful and memorable to worshipers? In this book, Eunjoo Mary Kim explores this theological and liturgical concern and proposes a paradigm shift from monocultural to multicultural worship. This volume will help preachers and worship leaders, as well as homiletics and liturgics scholars, seek theological and biblical wisdom for the practice of Christian preaching and worship in multicultural contexts. Kim also provides homiletical and liturgical insights into this practice. By integrating this paradigm shift, ministers and worshipers can participate in a life worthy of living together in our multicultural world.

Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword by Mark R. Francis, CSV
Introduction
Part 1: Seeking Theological Foundations
Chapter 1: A Theology of Diversity
Chapter 2: Preaching, Worship, and Culture
Part 2: Exploring Multicultural Hermeneutics
Chapter 3: The Bible and Multicultural Hermeneutics
Chapter 4: A Practice of Multicultural Hermeneutics: Luke 7:11-17
Part 3: Searching for New Liturgical Models
Chapter 5: The Renewal of Christian Preaching and Worship
Chapter 6: Models of Multicultural Worship
Part 4: Practice in Multicultural Contexts
Chapter 7: Preaching and Worship as Reflective Practical Theology
Sample Sermons and Liturgies
Appendix 1: Sermon: "Can We Love Our Enemies?" (Luke 6:27-36)
Appendix 2: Liturgy: Worship at the Iliff Chapel
Appendix 3: Sermon: "The Weeds and the Wheat" (Matt 13:24-30)
Appendix 4: Sermon: "Women on the Way" (John 4:4-42)
Appendix 5: Sermon: "Leading Toward Diversity" (Matt 15:21-28; Isa 56:1-8)
Appendix 6: Liturgy: Worship at the Denver Presbytery
Assembly Meeting
Bibliography
Subject Index
Scripture Index