Implementing the policies of affirmative action in evangelical spaces: the beginning of a dialogue

The present African culture in Brazil left us a sacred trust, in which we find many kinds of religious rich cultural value. Protestantism arriving in Brazil, in turn, is typically European and American, so serious difficulties in maintaining a cultural relationship with the Brazilian people. With a speech that "we are all equal in Christ", we are led to not focus on issues of race and ethnicity in religious spaces. Evangelical churches, in most cases, preach in a hidden way what we call "institutional racism". Therefore, it becomes the need for inculturation of the Gospel in the liturgy today, where there is space for a concrete dialogue between Protestant culture inherited by Europeans and North Americans of African descent and culture, so marginalized.