In addition to movements like Promise Keepers in the ’90s, the start of the new millennium witnessed the growth of intentional, multiethnic churches. The historic dictum that 11:00 a.m. on Sunday is the most segregated hour in America has been challenged by the growth of these churches. A 2010 survey found that about 12.5 percent of churches could be considered multiethnic—meaning no single ethnic group comprises more than 80 percent of the congregation.
