Global Forum on Arts and Christian Faith (E-Journal)
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Embodied Liturgy: Virtual Reality and Liturgical Theology in Conversation (C. Andrew Doyle)
No full textChristian Sacred Music of the Americas (Andrew Shenton and Joanna Smolko, editors)
No full textChristian Sacred Music in the Americas is a collection of essays by veteran and rising scholars in the Americas. The dialogues cover important topics such as indigeneity, colonialism, globalization, and the role of technology and media. The viewpoints and approaches reflect a broad spectrum of theological and cultural perspectives and Christian traditions. The goal of editors Andrew Shenton and Joanna Smolko is to “begin to fill in gaps in English language literature on South and Central American sacred traditions” (xii)
Local Arts and the Missionary Task in Cameroon
No full textLocal Arts and the Missionary Task in Cameroo
Global Arts and Christian Witness: Exegeting Culture, Translating the Message, and Communicating Christ (Roberta R. King)
No full textAn appreciative review of Roberta King's book which draws upon her decades of service to the Lord
Local Arts as Theodrama: Toward a Practical Theology of Ethnodoxology
No full textTrevor Yoakum explains Kevin Vanhoozer's theory of theodrama and then applies it to a case study in ethnodoxology
Building Bridges to Oral Cultures: Journeys among the Least-Reached (K. Carla Bowman)
No full textC. P. Troutman considers the experiences and guidance of Carla Bowman through years of international ministry
Creating Local Arts Together 2.0: Building an Online Community through the Global Ethnodoxology Network
No full textThe process for encouraging creativity to reach specific goals chosen by a community typically requires direct participation in the field. An arts advocate cannot rally for the use of the arts from afar, and intimate knowledge of a local community is critical for a successful outcome. However, with the onset of the virtual world as the new normal, unique online groups are forming over shared interests and identities. These groups fall under the definition of “community,” and as such, become possible venues where art consultants can encourage the use of the arts for people to thrive. An attempt to apply the Creating Local Arts Together approach to an online community is described here, highlighting each step of the process and detailing issues and concerns associated with bringing it online. With mostly positive results, we hope that our experience and insights gained will encourage subsequent exploration of doing creative, collaborative work in cyberspace
Worship in the Way of the Cross: Leading Worship for the Sake of Others (John Frederick)
No full textBenjamin Snoek gives an overview of John Frederick's book, Worship in the Way of the Cross
Worship and Culture: Foreign Country or Homeland? (Gláucia Vasconcelos Wilkey)
No full textHoiling Poon considers this multi-author overview of a seven-year project by the Lutheran World Federation
The Spark of Joy in Sumi-e
No full textReflections on learning a visual art form during the pandemic. What are the benefits and challenges of virtual learning across time zones and cultures