실천신학의 관점으로 본 한국다문화선교의 어제와 오늘 그리고 내일

Abstract

Multicultural missions have changed missions in many ways. Above all, domestic missions are not limited to just sending missions. Mission itself becomes the practice of pastoral ministry. This is possible because the object of mission is not a foreigner but a foreigner who entered the country. Thus, multicultural missions have driven popularization of missions. It also made immigrants not object but subject to mission. This led to a way of inter- activity, not assimilation, mainly in the cultural domain. This intercultural relationship aims to equalize all relations between minority migrants and majority former inhabitants. Thus, multicultural missions opened up a practical view of the kingdom of God in our day. In addition, if it is a change in the ever-changing world, this is a movement that allows the human existence of each other, both indigenous and migrant, without obstruction. Multicultural Mission is the movement of God’s Kingdom in our era that realizes popular- ization and mutual-culturalization of missions and realization of all related existence without obstacles. In order to share the meaning of this multicultural mission, this study seeks to capture the whole flow with a viewpoint of past-present-future. So that everyone involved can understand and act on their mission. I used the theology of delegation as a framework to explain this, and it was a quite appropriate framework. If any discrepancies are found, re-opening the discussion of the framework will be an act of developing this study. So this framework is still meaningful.