Abstract
This piece examines how interculturality both promotes and is fostered by cultural humility, reformation of power structures, and development of cultural competence. As we pursue interculturality, we incarnate the Gospel. In the process, local church leadership becomes inclusive and integrative, worship becomes more heartfelt, and community and unity are fostered as we celebrate our differences.
Recommended Citation
Herbek, Doug. 2026. Cultural Humility, Reformation of Power Structures, and Cultural Competence as Seeds and Fruits of Interculturality. Obsculta 19, (1) : 85-92. https://digitalcommons.csbsju.edu/obsculta/vol19/iss1/16.
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