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""A fantastic work. Very thorough, clear, logical, precise. Relying on expert thinking, Chung achieves just the right balance of digital theory and praxis to deliver a solid, thoroughly researched set of prescriptions for relationship building amongst media-saturated young adults in non-Western contexts. A must-read for all digitally focused intercultural ministries."" --Ryan Bolger, associate professor, Fuller Theological Seminary ""Digital Togetherness in the Middle East and North Africa is a timely guide for engaging young adults in the digital age, particularly in the unique MENA region. ChanMin Chung combines cultural insight, technological expertise, and spiritual depth to explore how digital platforms can nurture relationships and spiritual dialogue. This book offers practical strategies that empower Christian workers and leaders to navigate intercultural ministry challenges with wisdom, creativity, and a strong commitment to the gospel commission."" --Boubakar Sanou, associate professor of mission and intercultural leadership, Andrews University

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ChanMin Chung is a media professional and intercultural worker with over twenty years of experience in strategic media planning and gospel communication across diverse cultures. Born into a Buddhist family in South Korea, he has extensively served in the Middle East and North Africa, utilizing his deep understanding of media's impact on societal changes. Currently, he is the vice president for global media and engagement at Hope Channel International in the United States, where he leads comprehensive global media strategy and engagement initiatives. Holding an MA in Islamic studies from Middle East University in Lebanon and a doctor of global leadership from Fuller Theological Seminary, his work integrates media, culture, and religion, enhancing gospel communication worldwide.

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