Brian Schrag & Julisa Rowe 
Community Arts for God’s Purposes [EPUB ebook] 
How to Create Local Artistry Together

Preface

Prepare Yourself

Use the Creating Local Arts Together Method

Creating Local Arts Together (CLAT) Summary

Step 1- Meet a Community and Its Artistic Genres

Step 2- Specify Kingdom Goals

Step 3- Connect Genres to Goals

Step 4- Analyze Genres and Events

Step 5- Spark Creativity

Step 6- Improve Results

Step 7- Celebrate and Integrate for Continuity

Closing Matter

Closing — Community Arts Profile (CAP) Outline

Closing 2- Summary Decision Rubric

Closing 3- Creating Local Arts Together (CLAT) Summary

Figures

Fig. 1- Careful Contextualization

Fig. 2- Creating Local Arts Together

Fig. 3- Simple Arts Engagement Activities

Fig. 4- Creating Local Arts Together (CLAT): A Summary

Fig. 5- Studying the Community: Some Questions to Ask

Fig. 6- How to Recognize Artistic Communication Acts

Fig. 7- Genre Comparison Chart

Fig. 8- Simplified Overview of Connecting Genre to Goals

Fig. 9- Advice for Audio and Visual Recording

Fig. 10- Characteristics of an Artistic Event Suitable for Study

Fig. 11- Categories of Performance Features

Fig. 12- Things to Write Down When Designing a Sparking Activity

Fig. 13- An Approach to Effective Evaluation

Julisa Rowe has degrees in drama (BA), intercultural ministries (MA), and ethnodramatology (DMiss). She is an international consultant, trainer, performer, and director, serving as the Kenya director for ACT International, a missions organization for artists. Julisa has performed, sung, and directed professionally and for community and church events worldwide for over thirty years. She has written several peer-reviewed articles on ethnodramatology and a book on dramatic reading. Julisa currently lives and works in Kenya.