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Address the cutting-edge topics of mission, theology, and applied research. Scholarly articles submitted for peer-review editing that adhere to the highest academic standards. We encourage contributors to submit a short video introduction and reference some complementary artistic expressions. While using consistent citation stylist formatting, hyperlinks still lead readers to their sources, including text and multi-modal communication.
Examples: Conceptual and applied research, synopses of academic papers, theses, and dissertations, as well as conference papers and presentations.
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Orality Missiology of Disciple Multiplication Movements: The Philippine Tentmaker Missions Story
Abstract: Developing a robust orality missiology for the Filipino church involves a SWOT analysis after two decades of tentmaker mobilization. Strengths lie in leveraging Overseas Filipino Workers as orality missionaries,…
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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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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.