<![CDATA[This study investigates how digital technology transforms church ministry, risking the reduction of holistic ministry to virtual interactions. To address human needs spanning spiritual, physical, and social realms amidst algorithmic culture, the research develops a paradigm of contextual incarnational theology using a qualitative library research approach. The findings indicate that Christ’s incarnation provides a biblical foundation for God’s relevant presence and holistic ministry. Jesus’ ministry integrated the proclamation of the Kingdom of God, life restoration, and healing miracles, touching spiritual, physical, psychological, and social dimensions. Ultimately, incarnational holistic ministry in the digital age utilizes technology as a tool for mission contextualization while keeping Christ at the center of the church's healing and transformation]]>
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