Join our next Webinar
Digital Identity & Orality
w/ Ptr. JP Arceno & Jun Marc Dapitan
July 08, 2026 — 8:00 PM (Manila) | 8:00 AM (EST)
We talk about orality because
is an interactive
&
Subscribe to the Journal
Thank you for subscribing!
“I thought sharing the Gospel is only about imparting theological knowledge but that’s not it, it’s more of speaking their heart language.”
Regine Mae Besa
PSALM
Latest articles
-
Orality and its Impact on the Development of Servant Leaders in Southern Mexico
Abstract: Exploring the oral influence on Christ’s teachings reveals effective and creative orality methods for training servant leaders. Jesus used narrative stories, parables, and rural illustrations, embracing the tradition of…
-
Nepal: Equipping Leaders in Remote Villages
Abstract: Dr. Chittry, a prominent leader in Nepal, employs innovative approaches to train pastors in remote regions, addressing issues of poverty and low self-worth. Drawing from his life journey, he…
-
Developing Leaders During a Crisis
Abstract: In this insightful interview, Meng Aun Hour from Cambodia shares his country’s challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly its economic impact. He discusses the struggles of churches, pastors, and…
-
Leadership at the Margins in West Africa
Abstract: In the face of unprecedented challenges in West Africa, the Orality Talks Journal interviews West African leaders (KBM) to understand the church’s struggles amid economic hardships, security threats, and…
-
Connected Learning: How Adults with Limited Formal Education Learn
Thigpen, L. L. (2020). Connected learning: How adults with limited formal education learn (American Society of Missiology Monograph Book 44). Pickwick Publications. ISBN 978-1-53267-937-7.
-
Orality & Scripture Engagement
In this webinar, Durk Meijer discussed the importance of engaging people with Scripture. He emphasized that giving oral learners a book will not result in them reading it. Instead, engaging…
Talked about
ALFE arts Bible Bible study Biblical interpretation Brazil Buddhism Cambodia communication contextualization culture digital digital media discipleship doxology education emotion environment ethnoscopy exegesis hermeneutics house church indigenous interpretation language leadership memory ministry missiology Muslim narrative Nigeria OBT oral-preference learners oral exegesis orality performance Philippines preaching publication relationship ritual Scripture storytelling teaching theological education theology training translation worship
New comments
Thank you. I found that the Deaf in Thailand responded with laughter when they watched the video of Sarah laughing…
Thank you much for taking a look at my book. I think these are some of the most important conversations…
Thanks for sharing these concepts in such a clear and practical way, Josh. These are ideas and feelings that I…