Hispanics Groups in the United States While
This paper examines four Hispanic groups living in the United States: Mexican-Americans, Cuban-Americans, Puerto Ricans, and South Americans. It examines several different facets of their lives, such as: religion, family structure, social structure, politics, economics, and language. The paper concludes that there is far too much diversity among Hispanics in the United States to consider Hispanics to be a single ethnic group.
Church planting models and leadership development in Hispanic contexts
Church planting is a concept that utilizes members of distinctive Christian communities throughout the world in order to create new branches of churches and parishes in communities that are under-represented until this point in time. With church-planting, comes the opportunity for members of these task groups to assert themselves as leaders within the groups at work. Such a group that has seen a massive influx in church-planting involvement and leadership is the Hispanic community. As research notes, the Hispanic community and the Hispanic Christian community in addition, are beginning to find representation within communities, which until recently has been difficult despite massive population increases.
Cultural Diversity Concepts the Dimensions of Cultural
The concept of cultural diversity includes ethnicity, racial identity, country of origin, sexual preference, gender identity, and socioeconomic class. In principle, each of those aspects of individual identity can…