Global Forum on Arts and Christian Faith
International Council of Ethnodoxologists · United States
Aims & Scope
Ethnodoxology: A Global Forum on Arts and Christian Faith is a refereed journal published on a rolling basis by the Global Ethnodoxology Network (GEN). Each annual issue features a range of articles, working papers, and media reviews on topics related to the expressive arts in Christianity around the world. The topics consider a broad spectrum: music, dance, drama, visual arts, storytelling, and others. Ethnodoxology welcomes all audiences, including: Researchers and scholars exploring the interactions of the arts and Christianity Advocates engaged in the application of arts disciplines to new acts of co-creation Practitioners in the arts.
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What is the aims and scope of Global Forum on Arts and Christian Faith?
Ethnodoxology: A Global Forum on Arts and Christian Faith is a refereed journal published on a rolling basis by the Global Ethnodoxology Network (GEN). Each annual issue features a range of articles, working papers, and media reviews on topics related to the expressive arts in Christianity around the world. The topics consider a broad spectrum: music, dance, drama, visual arts, storytelling, and others. Ethnodoxology welcomes all audiences, including: Researchers and scholars exploring the interactions of the arts and Christianity Advocates engaged in the application of arts disciplines to new
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