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This article attempts to add to the existing approaches of practical theology and specificallyto the missionary approaches of mainline churches towards immigrants. This is an attemptto enhance the mission amongst immigrants by critically engaging with the two approaches,namely: mainstream and margins and pillarization. Notwithstanding the importantcontributions that these two approaches make to tolerance, integration and cohesion ofdifferences I seek to point out some serious limitations of the two approaches. These limitationsinclude social coercion, co-option, relativism and loss of identity. Considering these limitationsa third approach, the narrative approach, takes serious community, tradition and symbol formore effective mission amongst immigrants by mainline churches. Social cohesion, a morerealistic reality and integrated communities are some of the consequences of this approachwhen doing missionary activities amongst immigrants.DHE

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The missionary role of mainstream Christianity: Towards a narrative paradigm for social integration of minorities in pluralistic post-apartheid South Africa