Muriel Orevillo-Montenegro

Muriel Orevillo-Montenegro (born 1954) is a

Orevillo-Montenegro's parents and grandparents were amongst the first generation of Protestant converts in the Philippines.^[2]

She first pursued a pre-medical studies course, but due to financial strains, switched to political science. However, due to her father's death, she was unable to complete her second choice of studies. She later returned to studies and completed undergraduate degrees in

In 2018, she was appointed the Coordinator of Interfaith Cooperation Forum, based in the Asia and Pacific Alliance of YMCAs (APAY) in Hong Kong.[5]

Theology

Orevillo-Montenegro is best known for her writings in

Elsewhere, she has critiqued the dominant popular Christologies in the Philippines of Sinulog and the Black Nazarene, and spoken about the need to reclaim the doctrine of the Incarnation for Asian women.^[8]

Publication

• Orevillo-Montenegro, Muriel (2010). The Jesus of Asian Women. Concept Publishing Company.
  ISBN 978-81-7268-198-2
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• Orevillo-Montenegro, Muriel ad Gordon Zerbe. "The Letter to The Colossians." In A Postcolonial Commentary on the New Testament Writings, edited by Fernando F. Segovia and R.S. Sugirtharajah, 294-303. London: T & T Clark, 2007.
  ISBN 9780567045638
• Orevillo-Montenegro, Muriel and Limuel Equiña. “Theological Education among the Protestant Schools in the Philippines: Retrospect and Prospect.” In Training to be Ministers in Asia: Contextualizing Theological Education in Multi-faith Contexts. Edited by Dietrich Werner. Taiwan: Program for Theology and Cultures in Asia, 2012.