ICCM Events

Want to learn more about the Institute for Cross-Cultural Mission? Join this 45 minute call to hear about how we can come alongside you, your church, or Christian organization as it grows in cross-cultural life and love. You’ll be able to ask questions and will receive an introductory toolkit for getting started with ICCM.

The workshop is a space to take a deeper dive into the concepts in Healing Racial Trauma with author Sheila Wise Rowe. We ask that everyone read the book and familiarize themselves with the content before the workshop. Space is limited as there will be time for small group discussions and reflection, as well as working through concepts directly with Sheila Wise Rowe. This workshop is only for Christian women of color (Black, biracial, Indigenous, Latina, Asian, and other non-white racial groups) who are in various leadership roles in their communities.

ICCM Cohort One members participate in their first Face-To-Face training in Washington, DC.

ICCM Beta Cohort members participate in their third Face-To-Face training in Washington, DC.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER. In this live webinar, Rev. Ince will discuss his forthcoming book, The Beautiful Community, and be joined by members of the Christian Cultural Intelligence Group to discuss a tool for communities to use as they grow in unity in diversity. Register today to secure your spot!

ICCM Beta Cohort members participate in their second Face-To-Face training in Washington, DC.

ICCM Beta Cohort members participate in their first Face-To-Face training in Washington, DC.

The GraceDC Network Institute for Cross Cultural Mission welcomes Jemar Tisby as he shares about his new book, “The Color of Compromise.” Hosted by New Bethel Baptist Church, join us for an evening of conversation around the American church’s complicity in racism, and how we can move towards healing. Rev. Irwyn Ince, DMin (director of the Institute for Cross Cultural Mission) and Pastor Dexter U. Nutall will join Mr. Tisby in conversation. Books will be available for purchase at the event, or can be purchased as part of the Early Bird ticket option.

Join SeauxChill & Friends for a night of music, a panel discussion on reconciliation in the American church moderated by Irwyn Ince, and a fundraiser for The Institute for Cross-Cultural Mission at The Camp House in Chattanooga, TN. 6:30pm – Doors open 7:00pm – First Music Set begins Panel discussion following First Set Early Bird Tickets are $15 before February 2nd then increase to $20.