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A Framework for Incorporating the Arts in Short-Term Missions

September 01, 2014 by Ian Collinge

Tags: arts, engagement, indigenous, missions, music, short-term mission

As I jotted down Hausa lyrics and melodies on a four-week visit to church members in Nigeria, I had no idea that eight years later a focus on the arts of others would become central to my life’s...

A Case for Contextualized, Artistic
 Communication in Mission
From the Editor

September 01, 2014 by Robin Harris

Tags: arts, contextualization, ethnodoxology, mission, music, worship

ETHNO-WHAT?

What did you think when you saw that strange new word—ethnodoxology—on the cover of Mission Frontiers? If it is unfamiliar now, it won’t be when you’re done with this issue. Twenty...

Ethnodoxology
Worship and Mission for the Global Church

September 01, 2014 by

Tags: art, arts, contextualization, missions, music, worship

Creating Local Arts Together
Seven Steps for Facilitating Arts in Community

September 01, 2014 by Brian Schrag

Tags: arts, community, ethnodoxology, facilitating, manual, william carey library

CASE ONE: In northwestern DR Congo, Mono Christians are making a fundamental change in how they communicate with God. Instead of using only international and regional artistic genres in their...

Bible Storying with the Creative Arts for Church Planting

September 01, 2014 by Tom Ferguson

Tags: arts, church planting, music, stories, storying, visual arts

August 1996: It was time for the festival celebrating the founding of Tsévié, the town where we were living in Togo. The stadium field was covered with traditional musical groups demonstrating...

Ethnodoxology
Facilitating Local Arts Expressions for Kingdom Purposes

September 01, 2014 by Brian Schrag with Robin Harris

Tags: arts, ethnodoxology, missions, music, worship

I, Robin, had the opportunity to interview Brian Schrag about the guiding principles of  ethnodoxology and its crucial role in cross-cultural ministry. Below is a portion of our conversation.1

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The Arts and Trauma Healing

September 01, 2014 by Harriet Hill

Tags: arts, healing, laments, pain, trauma

SYMPTOMS OF TRAUMA 

When people are overwhelmed with intense fear, helplessness and horror in the face or threat of death, they can be traumatized.1 Trauma manifests itself as symptoms such as: 

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