Hosted by EthnoArts Pod · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 28 episodes
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Join us to hear stories about EthnoArts, a growing movement in cross-cultural Christian ministry and development work around the globe. Whether through expressions such as music, dance, visual arts and more, we explore principles at play when communities incorporate their cultural art forms to better themselves, address needs and reach their goals.
EthnoArts Pod hosts Sparking Creativity: The EthnoArts Podcast, a arts show with 28 episodes published.
In this season 3 finale, we’re joined by Amy West, Senior Scripture Engagement Consultant with SIL Global and co-founder of the Culture Meets Scripture (CmS) training. Amy shares how CmS equips local believers to engage
We hear about how arts are used in Japan to help those dealing with hikikomori, a form of social withdrawal, to find words to communicate again. Joanna, with Operation Mobilization, shares her experience. Mentioned in th
Today, we continue with a story from the domain of Bible translation, this time exploring its intersection with ethnoarts in Indonesia. Our guest, Misriani Balle, shares how ethnoarts workshops laid the foundation for Bi
New guest host and podcast team member, Melinda, interviews Jamaican ethnodoxologist, Jo-Ann Richards, about her work in the Caribbean. They explore the importance of mother-tongue scripture and culturally relevant worsh
Institute for Bible Translation director, Bron Cleaver shares about some of their oral Bible translation projects and the excitement they are generating in communities. We'll unpack how including local arts in Bible tran
New volunteer interviewer! EthnoArts practitioner, Matt Taylor, interviews Abraham Barberi, pastor of a hip hop church in Mexico. Mentioned in this episode Abraham’s Links Abraham’s facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ab
Today we hear from Global Ethnodoxology Network founder, Dr. Robin Harris, in a presentation she gave to Dallas Theological Seminary about ethnodoxology, its approaches and benefits in God’s Kingdom work. Mentioned in th
Multicultural worship is a special topic relevant not only to those working cross culturally, but also to anyone who attends a local church even in their own culture. We hear from Nikki Lerner and Josh Davis who have ded
A brief introduction to season 3 to hold you over while we develop the new season. Also we hear from a listener with some encouraging feedback. If you’d like to send in a message, you can go to https://podcasters.spotify
Justin wraps up season 2 with a story from his experience of working with a community. In an effort to grow the podcast and team, he also extends an invitation to you to help in different ways. For feedback and questions
Justin is joined by Juan Arvelo, Arts Consultant with WEC International's ministry, Arts Release, to learn about the organization and hear a story of an outreach event they held in Spain. For feedback and questions, plea
Justin is joined by ethnoarts friend, Rachel, as they discuss a training they observed incorporating ethnoarts with literacy and education. Links mentioned: Article: https://www.sil.org/blog/local-arts-classrooms Email
Today, we hear from a colleague, Roger Lowther, doing arts ministry in Japan. The recording is taken from his podcast, Art, Life and Faith Links: Art, Life and Faith Podcast Roger’s website where you can find about about
In this episode, Justin is joined by Siew who is working with the Deaf in Asia. They discuss the differences between hearing and deaf cultures, challenges to worship and spiritual life, and Siew shares a story about one
Justin explores the topic of contextualization with the first guest host, Laura Roberts, from Dallas International University’s Center for Excellence in World Arts. Laura shares about a Hindu devotion form that is being
Welcome back to Season 2! Trevor and Justin discuss how local arts support church planting efforts with a story from Central Asia. Also, Trevor has an announcement! Other resources discussed: Global Consultation on Arts
Season One Finale! Join us again as we resume our fantastic interview with Todd, Mary, and Beth about the foundations of Arts and Trauma Healing. We talk about the importance of using local arts in the healing process, h
We are blessed with having not one, not two, but THREE guests on the podcast today! Listen in as we interview Todd, Mary, and Beth about the foundations of Arts and Trauma Healing, a very important and redemptive topic i
Trevor interviews another artsy smartsy guest this time - Dr. Brian Schrag - author, thinker, teacher, EthnoArts consultant and friend. Brian's websites Brian at Play First Moments in Heaven Artistic Dynamos book Creatin
We have our first guest on the show, and she's a real Artsy Smartsy! Listen in to hear stories and insights from Roce, a colleague and friend from the Philippines. She explains what it has been like to function as a cult
Amy West
Senior Scripture Engagement Consultant · SIL Global
1 appearance on this show
Joanna
Founder of Ghouliecon horror convention · Umami Crave the Fifth
1 appearance on this show
Robin Harris
certified hypnotherapist, interfaith minister, technologist · Global Ethnodoxology Network
1 appearance on this show
Josh Davis
psychologist, author, and emotional intelligence expert · Blues Association of Austin
1 appearance on this show
Nikki Lerner
1 appearance on this show
Rachel
high school choir teacher · Western Washington
1 appearance on this show
Todd
Doctor · South Loop Strength and Conditioning
2 appearances on this show
Beth
high school teacher · EvanTell
2 appearances on this show
Mary
certified mindfulness trainer and Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT) specialist · unclear
2 appearances on this show
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