Case Studies
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Engaging Muslims in Oman Through Orality-Based Teaching
This article examines the use of orality-based teaching as an approach for engaging Muslims in Oman with the gospel. Drawing on over seven years of ministry experience, it explores multiple…
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Bible Storying as a Bridge to Buddhist Communities: Insights from the Field
Giving a clear presentation of the Gospel to Buddhists has proven to be challenging for many missionaries. In this case study, Tony shares common struggles of sharing with Buddhists and…
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From Silence to Sign: Emotional Exegesis and Oral Hermeneutics in Pakistan Sign Language
This paper explores the intersection of emotion, sign language, and oral hermeneutics within the Pakistani Deaf community, highlighting the integral role of emotional expression in interpreting Scripture through Pakistan Sign…
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More Local Ways for Praise: Local Arts for Mission & Ministry
The Gospel is a message that must be delivered in ways that resonate with diverse cultural backgrounds. This article explores how local arts provide a powerful and beautiful medium for…
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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…