What does a healthy multicultural church look like?

Some days I think I prefer the terms “anti-racist” and “intercultural” to “multi-cultural,” but nevertheless, here’s one description of a healthy multicultural church. Among other characteristics, it notes that such a church: has a common faith, is affirming of one another’s culture, shares all resources, has equal participation in decision-making, is inclusive, is a sign of hope and reconciliation, is growing in mission and evangelism, and is accepting and preparing for change.

I'm not sure I agree with the fine print, such as "It sometimes involves distinguishing between what is cultural and what is faith." That's in part because I think "cultural" is a messy, dynamic term that is constantly changing, as is "faith" -- so distinguishing between the two might not be possible. Nevertheless, it's an interesting list. What do you think?