Why should you read this book?

In a world where traditional book-reading has declined, “Unreadable” boldly explores the evolving ways urban populations access and process information. Authors Don Barger and Grant Lovejoy dive into the heart of modern communication, revealing how city-dwellers today favor narratives, videos, and digital interactions over printed texts.

Through captivating real-life stories and extensive research, “Unreadable” uncovers the complexities of orality in urban settings, challenging the notion that reading is the primary path to knowledge. Barger and Lovejoy share their rich experiences from mission fields across the globe, illustrating how the Christian faith can be effectively spread in cities through innovative, oral-based strategies.

Whether you’re a church planter, a missionary, or simply curious about contemporary urban communication, this book offers invaluable insights. Discover how to connect with people who prefer learning through observation, conversation, and digital media. “Unreadable” is not just another book—it’s a conversation starter about how faith, identity, and knowledge intersect in today’s urban landscapes.

Join us on this journey and see why “Unreadable” is a must-read for anyone committed to understanding and engaging with the ever-changing dynamics of urban orality.