Christian Sacred Music of the Americas (Andrew Shenton and Joanna Smolko, editors)

  • Elsen Elcio Portugal 1. B.H.Carroll Theological Institute - PhD Student in Ethnodoxology 2. Wycliffe Global Alliance/SIL Brazil/Horizontes Mission/Brazilian Baptist Mission Board - Ethnoarts Specialist 3. ICE Member 4. Champion Christian College - Assistant to the President 5. Ouachita Baptist University - Collaborative Pianist

Abstract

Christian 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).

Author Biography

Elsen Elcio Portugal, 1. B.H.Carroll Theological Institute - PhD Student in Ethnodoxology 2. Wycliffe Global Alliance/SIL Brazil/Horizontes Mission/Brazilian Baptist Mission Board - Ethnoarts Specialist 3. ICE Member 4. Champion Christian College - Assistant to the President 5. Ouachita Baptist University - Collaborative Pianist
Worship and Mission - Ethnodoxologist
Published
2021-10-11
Section
Reviews