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Contributions with a full range of expression from text to arts. These are peer-reviewed, academically valid contributions demonstrating well-sourced writing that references their citations with links to their citations. These articles use proficiency in textual craftsmanship but must use audio, video, or other art forms in the process.
Examples: Thorough examination of the principles and/or methods of orality. It also includes case studies, book reviews, and interviews with global leaders.
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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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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…