Application 3: Community Engagement through Ethnodramatology

By Julisa Rowe

Application 3: Community Engagement through Ethnodramatology

Written by Julisa Rowe

Dance, drama, and the blurring of the line between “performers” and “participants” are ways in which the presentation of the gospel is engaging local cultures.

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Application 3: Community Engagement through Ethnodramatology

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