The Wednesday church is now doing Spanish-language evangelism, ministry, programs, worship, and Bible study. So now there's at least four different languages this church is officially working in
Plus individual efforts in whatever languages
The large Hispanic family down the street suddenly has significantly more adult members and has developed a parking problem
When I was at Walmart yesterday, a Spanish-speaking employee was giving a Somali-speaking employee instructions in a combination of English, example, and hand gestures. Every once in awhile, both would slip into her native tongue and it didn't bother, distract, or slow either from getting stocking done. While I was there, I heard two different Arabic dialects, Somali, Spanish, English, and Hmong/Chinese. I was there less than 15 minutes and the store wasn't particularly crowded. Someone, whose native language is Ojibwe, helped me at another place I went.
Some restaurants and stores owned and operated by people from other countries don't have English signs, tags, or menus, and I've never seen a sign proclaiming "English spoken here"/similar like I saw decades ago in the Miami area. Very common to see three or four people in a translation chain working together so two people can conduct business/have a conversation. "Minnesota nice" is spreading throughout the immigrant and migrant populations, and it's taking The Gospel with it
Some immigrants and migrants are spreading The Gospel to unbelieving Americans, too