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“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
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Keep the conversation going around past webinars and journal articles.
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Unleashing the Power of Orality
Abstract: The article explores the transformative power of orality in communication, focusing on its impact in addressing the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Northern Nigeria. It defines orality conceptually, emphasizing its role…
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Using Oral Pedagogies to Improve Training Efficacy
Abstract: In this article, I detail my journey using ethnoscopic research to critique and improve the pedagogies typically employed in cross-cultural missions training. I use oral-based tools to present a…
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My Journey Towards an Effective Orality Journey
Abstract: This report by Ruth Hidalgo de Robinson, a teacher turned missionary, chronicles her challenges and successes in teaching indigenous peoples along the Ucayali River in the Amazon of Peru.…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Thank you much for taking a look at my book. I think these are some of the most important conversations…
Thanks, Gerald! We also like to point to Dr. Larry Caldwell, and his new book (based on his work at…
Thank you. I found that the Deaf in Thailand responded with laughter when they watched the video of Sarah laughing…