Avery Stories: Roch Ntankeh
My name is Roch Ntankeh. I am a Cameroonian theologian and arts training specialist. I currently live in Yaoundé and serve mainly in French-speaking countries across Africa, where I seek…
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My name is Roch Ntankeh. I am a Cameroonian theologian and arts training specialist. I currently live in Yaoundé and serve mainly in French-speaking countries across Africa, where I seek…
I attended an “Ethno Music and Arts” course in Thailand and after doing that course I had a deep desire to learn more about this subject. Then I received the…
The desire to serve God by using their creativity was a clear calling for Victor and Quennie Beltran, but the path forward was filled with daunting challenges. As they considered…
[Dallas, TX, USA, 9/10/25] Dear friends of the Avery Fund, On behalf of the Global Ethnodoxology Network Board, I greet you and invite you to participate in the fruitful, good…
Founded in 2003, the Global Ethnodoxology Network (GEN) helps communities of Jesus followers in every culture to engage with God and the world through their own artistic expressions. The appointment…
Community Arts for God’s Purposes, a condensed version of Brian Schrag’s Creating Local Arts Together field manual, is now available in Spanish and Portuguese, with Indonesian and French coming soon.…