Tue, 1 December 2009 ![]() Today's show:
A shorter show this week, but one that encourages us to REALLY apply God's Word to our lives today! Join us as Dorothy Miller, of the The God's Story Project, discusses with Bryan testimonies of God's power working alongside story in the training workshops taking place all round the world. Links mentioned in the show:
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Tue, 24 November 2009
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Join us today to hear about what the American Library Association has called one of the "Top Ten Religion Videos of the Year"! Debby Topliff, who makes her home by Lake Michigan, tells her story, describes her work and what God has been doing through her artwork, painting some of the books of the Bible. Links mentioned in the show:
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Tue, 17 November 2009 ![]() Today's show:
Jonathan and Ben, two young men new to the orality movement and Bible storytelling, discuss with Bryan what they feel has become a "major component in (their) ministry" after attending the International Orality Network conference and a Simply the Story training recently in the USA. Ben & Jonathan are convinced this is vital to reaching this generation which is hungry for community and they describe what storytelling looks like for them. Links mentioned in the show: Keep an eye on our calendar for some exciting training events coming to a place near you! Follow us on Twitter here to receive up to the minute news, announcements and info from story4all! Click to review us in iTunes We'd love your feedback!
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Tue, 10 November 2009 ![]() Today's show:
Susie (& Tim) Brown, Scriptures in Use leaders based out of Tucson, Arizona, talk about the work of SIU (Scriptures in Use) particularly in India and the creation of a special course for training women to tell Bible stories. Susie also tells about a new training she has been crafting for Western women. Links mentioned in the show:
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Tue, 3 November 2009 ![]() Today's show:
Tom Treseder, founder of Megavoice, discusses the story behind the Megavoice players, its unique position today as a flexible, durable, intuitive device being used mightily worldwide to place the Word of God in the hands of those who cannot read. Links mentioned in the show: Keep an eye on our calendar for some exciting training events coming to a place near you! Follow us on Twitter here to receive up to the minute news, announcements and info from story4all! Click to review us in iTunes We'd love your feedback!
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Tue, 27 October 2009 ![]() Today's show:
Steve Sims, director of Oral Communication Strategies with e3 Partners Ministry, talks with Bryan on today's show about his journey into orality and the exciting things that have been going on within his organisation as oral strategy has been applied in unreached and restricted areas within NE Africa. Links mentioned in the show:
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Tue, 20 October 2009 ![]() Today's show:
Some of our listeners have asked to SEE storytelling. Being an audio ministry we cannot provide that, but John Walsh has just launched a new project that does exactly that: shows Bible storytelling in video. At the recent International Orality Network conference in Minnesota, Bryan caught up with John, and discussed his new "Bibletelling Story of the Week" vodcast (video podcast). Apart from this new resource that John is making available free of charge, he has several other resources on hand and in the pipeline. Join us listening to today's show to hear more! Links mentioned in the show:
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Tue, 13 October 2009 ![]() Today's show:
Debbie Lundberg, of YWAM OneStory in Texas, shares her heart about raising awareness of the need for oral communication as YWAM heads towards 50% non-Western, mostly oral preference membership. She tells her dream for Oral DTS (Discipleship Training School) courses and of seeing YWAMers, like Founder Loren Cunningham's vision of waves covering the nations, going where no one has gone before!/p> Links mentioned in the show:
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Tue, 6 October 2009 ![]() Today's show:
Bryan interviews J.O. Terry, who has served under the International Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention as a media missionary to the Philippines beginning in 1968 and later serving as the Asia-Pacific Region media consultant until retirement in 2003. Experience with Chronological Bible Teaching in early 1988 soon led to a need for greater emphasis on teaching the Bible stories along with appropriate learning activities for nonliterate peoples. In an effort to supply this need, Terry developed a number of widely used Bible story sets and led workshops and conferences in many countries. He is convinced that Bible storying methods can be effective in winning the lost to Christ, in developing the saved in Christ, in starting new churches among the peoples of the world, and in training their oral leaders. Presently J. O. Terry serves as publisher of the Bible Storying Newsletter and the Journal of Bible Storying. He continues to teach Bible storying and shares his experience with others in the ministry. Terry has authored and co-authored several books, some of which we mention on today's show. Links mentioned in the show:
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Tue, 29 September 2009 ![]() Today's show:
"Telling God's Stories with Power" is a book that is about to hit the book stores any day now. It is written by a man with years of experience successfully training others to reach oral learners through Bible storytelling. The result of years of research and field testing, this book is a product of the author's own journey as he confronted the challenges of teaching the Bible in parts of the world where people are unaccustomed to a Western style of learning. Full of innovative and groundbreaking insights, this study is packed with ideas, explanations, and constructive suggestions stated in clear and simple language, easy to understand. Paul has decades of experience planting churches and equipping leaders in both Latin America and South Asia. His life work demonstrates his passion for finding effective ways to communicate the gospel across cultures. He has shown a unique ability to distill complex information into understandable methods for training leaders, church-planters and now biblical storytellers. His training in missiology, cultural anthropology and Christian communication inform this project. Links mentioned in the show:
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Tue, 22 September 2009 ![]() Today's show:
Brian, who works with oral strategies and web design with the International Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, talks to story4all about a dial-up friendly site for missionaries and others in remote situations. Also coming through is Brian's passion for the deaf and the wonder of storytelling among them. Links mentioned in the show:
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Tue, 15 September 2009
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Bryan and Yvette continue the story about the Peru trip Bryan and family made this summer, and get into tales from the Amazon jungle and storytelling training they did there among the Urarina tribe and Mestizos in the region. Links mentioned in the show:
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Tue, 8 September 2009 ![]() Today's show:
After a marathon trip to S America with his family, Bryan chats with Yvette about the events and happenings of the 6 weeks 'on the road' and tells stories from the 'summer ministry trip of a lifetime'. This is the first part of the trip. Links mentioned in the show:
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Tue, 1 September 2009 ![]() Today's show: Dr. Grant Lovejoy concludes in a 3-part series on how to train oral communicators and raise up church leaders for the churches being multiplied in the nations. Grant Lovejoy has taught on storying in more than twenty countries and has been a keynote speaker at international conferences on orality. A storying-based leadership training process that he helped develop is in use in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. He has also taught preaching and Chronological Bible Storying at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas. Links mentioned in today's show:
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Tue, 25 August 2009
Today's show: Dr. Grant Lovejoy continues in a 3-part series on how to train oral communicators and raise up church leaders for the churches being multiplied in the nations. Grant Lovejoy has taught on storying in more than twenty countries and has been a keynote speaker at international conferences on orality. A storying-based leadership training process that he helped develop is in use in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. He has also taught preaching and Chronological Bible Storying at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas. Coming up very soon!
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Tue, 18 August 2009
Today's show: Dr. Grant Lovejoy begins a 3-part series on how to train oral communicators and raise up church leaders for the churches being multiplied in the nations. Grant Lovejoy has taught on storying in more than twenty countries and has been a keynote speaker at international conferences on orality. A storying-based leadership training process that he helped develop is in use in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. He has also taught preaching and Chronological Bible Storying at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas. Coming up very soon!
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Tue, 11 August 2009
Today's show: LaNette Thompson, West Africa Apprentice Programs Director for the IMB, concludes this 2-part series entitled, "Communicating effectively with Oral Communicators".Coming up very soon!
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Tue, 4 August 2009
Today's show: LaNette Thompson, West Africa Apprentice Programs Director for the IMB, begins a short series entitled, "Communicating effectively with Oral Communicators".Coming up very soon!
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Tue, 28 July 2009
Today's show: John Witte, IMB missionary to Africa, concludes his talk today, discussing the importance of appropriate communication for God's Word to "run" in a nation.Coming up very soon!
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Tue, 21 July 2009
Today's show: John Witte, IMB missionary to Africa, speaks today on a fundamental part of God's Word "running" in a nation. This is the first in a 2-part series with John.Coming up very soon!
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Tue, 14 July 2009
Today's show: Avery Willis, President of the International Orality Network, gave a stirring talk on multiplication and oral communication, entitled "Back to the Future". Today we share it with you for your encouragement and inspiration.Coming up very soon!
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Tue, 7 July 2009
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This summer, as Bryan and Yvette take ministry and family breaks, we shall be looking at various current subjects of interest and importance through the eyes of several leaders in the field of the orality movement. Our presenters for the topic of Storying and Church Planting are ... Mark Snowden, co-ordinator for the Missions Education Special Projects Church Planting Group of the North American Mission Board, SBC, Daniel Sanchez, Director, Scarborough Institute for Church Planting and Growth, and J.O. Terry, Bible Storying Consultant and Trainer. Coming up very soon!
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Tue, 30 June 2009
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This summer, as Bryan and Yvette take ministry and family breaks, we shall be looking at various current subjects of interest and importance through the eyes of several leaders in the field of the orality movement. Our presenters for the topic of Storying and Church Planting are ... Mark Snowden, co-ordinator for the Missions Education Special Projects Church Planting Group of the North American Mission Board, SBC, Daniel Sanchez, Director, Scarborough Institute for Church Planting and Growth, and J.O. Terry, Bible Storying Consultant and Trainer. Coming up very soon!
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Tue, 23 June 2009
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This summer, as Bryan and Yvette take ministry and family breaks, we shall be looking at various current subjects of interest and importance through the eyes of several leaders in the field of the orality movement. Our presenters for the topic of Storying and Church Planting are ... Mark Snowden, co-ordinator for the Missions Education Special Projects Church Planting Group of the North American Mission Board, SBC, Daniel Sanchez, Director, Scarborough Institute for Church Planting and Growth, and J.O. Terry, Bible Storying Consultant and Trainer. Coming up very soon!
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Tue, 16 June 2009
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The School of Gospel Contextualization runs from 2nd September this year until 27th November (lecture phase) and then has an optional outreach in the place of your choice from 30th November to 4th February next year (2010). YWAM DTS (Discipleship Training School) is a pre-requisite and the school has University of the Nations accreditation Links mentioned in today's show:
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Tue, 9 June 2009
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Tue, 2 June 2009
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Tue, 26 May 2009
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Tue, 19 May 2009
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Tue, 12 May 2009
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Tue, 5 May 2009
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Tue, 28 April 2009
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Tue, 21 April 2009
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Tue, 14 April 2009
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Tue, 7 April 2009
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Tue, 31 March 2009
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Tue, 24 March 2009
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Tue, 17 March 2009
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Tue, 10 March 2009
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Tue, 3 March 2009
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Meet the Ekstroms! 57 years working in Guatemala, doing translation work 50 miles from the Mexican border. David has been reading the Bible through from cover to cover annually for 75 years and admits he is still learning! Discover how taking a storytelling training has helped them in ministry. Links mentioned in today's show:
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Tue, 24 February 2009
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Tue, 17 February 2009
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Larry Dinkins (see Show #139) told me about his friend Richard and the result is today's show, in which Richard tells about his exciting pilgrimage, learning to reach out through story in a hostile setting.
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Tue, 10 February 2009
Today's show:
Yvette and Bryan return to the discussion on how you do pre- and post-story dialogue. This was one of the questions from the mailbag, sent in from listeners to the show. Today they discuss important "bringing it home" technique, and questions for discussion after the telling of a Bible story. How do we lead people to discover the treasures in a Bible story?
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Tue, 3 February 2009
Today's show:
Bryan meets Marianne Chiong and hears how this experienced Wycliffe Bible Translator has ministered with her family in the Philippines jungle for 27 years and how God has multiplied the process of the Gospel being spread there through storytelling. Bryan then gives an update to Yvette of things that have happened in the time that has passed since the interview
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Tue, 27 January 2009
Today's show:
Yvette is back on the show after her hiatus and joins Bryan to discuss one of the questions from our mailbag: How do you do pre- and post-story dialogue? This is the first in a two-part show and today they discuss vital ingredients for summary or an introduction to telling a Bible story. Yvette also shares a testimony of God's moving among brickmakers in Nepal through the power of story.
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Tue, 20 January 2009
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Tue, 13 January 2009
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Tue, 6 January 2009
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Tue, 30 December 2008
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Tue, 23 December 2008 We all at story4all would like to wish our listeners and web site visitors a very Happy Christmas!
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Tue, 16 December 2008
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Continuing our theme about discussing the how-to of storytelling techniques, Bryan shares about some recent experiences from the past month. An enthusiastic house group in Belfast discovers how fun Bible study can be - the storytelling way. A family with 5 small children discover how everyone can enjoy a story with discussion for an hour! A YWAM DTS discovers how they can take storytelling overseas on outreach to make disciples in a foreign land.
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Tue, 9 December 2008
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Going on some of your feedback Bryan & Yvette get into some of the "how tos" of storytelling. Today they discuss possible new directions for the show in the coming year and then discuss how you can learn Bible stories in a short space of time. Discussion also moves to how non-readers can learn Bible stories
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Tue, 2 December 2008
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Part two of our interview with Andrea from Simply the Story. This week she concludes with more exciting stories about how she has used storytelling to reach others and how the Lord uses storytelling round the globe!
Links mentioned in today's show: Pick of the Week: Simply the Story Handbook. The "guts" of the STS training in printed format! This resource is the practical step by step walk-through of the STS technique. Discover the vital ingredients of this unique and innovative programme. Learn how to find treasures in Bible stories and how to lead others in practical, deep discussion about what is happening in the story as well as how to vividly apply the truth in the story to your and others' lives.Don't miss this STS training opportunity in the USA in December! Between 9th and 13th December in Portland, Oregon, Simply the Story is offering a training that you will not want to miss if you have any opportunity to attend! Details about this training (cost, exact location, etc.) can be found by contacting Carrie by email or by phone: 503 995 6793 (in the USA). We're on Twitter! If you have a Twitter account you can search for and "follow" story4all. Get your free Twitter account here to receive up to the minute news, announcements and info from story4all! Please review us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 25 November 2008
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Listen to Andrea of Simply the Story tell Bryan some great reports about STS and The God's Story Project. She tells of some cool things Jesus is doing round the globe through Bible storytelling, as well as shares some exciting times when she told Bible stories recently in varied contexts and situations.
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Owing to the full content of this week's show there is no Pick of the Week this week Don't miss this STS training opportunity in the USA in December! Between 9th and 13th December in Portland, Oregon, Simply the Story is offering a training that you will not want to miss if you have any opportunity to attend! Details about this training (cost, exact location, etc.) can be found by contacting Carrie by email or by phone: 503 995 6793 (in the USA). We're on Twitter! If you have a Twitter account you can search for and "follow" story4all. Get your free Twitter account here to receive up to the minute news, announcements and info from story4all! Please review us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 18 November 2008
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Michael Novelli, from the Chicago area of the USA, spent 13 years leading student and youth ministries in various churches. He now develops interactive resources, curriculum, experiences and events to help students, educators and youth workers learn in new ways, particularly through 'Storying', a sequential telling of Bible stories followed by a time of creative retelling and in-depth dialogue.
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Owing to the full content of this week's show there is no Pick of the Week this week Don't miss this STS training opportunity in the USA in December! Between 9th and 13th December in Portland, Oregon, Simply the Story is offering a training that you will not want to miss if you have any opportunity to attend! Details about this training (cost, exact location, etc.) can be found by contacting Carrie by email or by phone: 503 995 6793 (in the USA). We're on Twitter! If you have a Twitter account you can search for and "follow" story4all. Get your free Twitter account here to receive up to the minute news, announcements and info from story4all! Please review us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 11 November 2008
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Bryan is just back from a trip to Manila as part of the Simply the Story instructor team and tells some of the news and stories from that experience.
Links mentioned in today's show: Pick of the Week: Simply the Story Handbook. The "guts" of the STS training in printed format! This resource is the practical step by step walk-through of the STS technique. Discover the vital ingredients of this unique and innovative programme. Learn how to find treasures in Bible stories and how to lead others in practical, deep discussion about what is happening in the story as well as how to vividly apply the truth in the story to your and others' lives.Don't miss this STS training opportunity in the USA in December! Between 9th and 13th December in Portland, Oregon, Simply the Story is offering a training that you will not want to miss if you have any opportunity to attend! Details about this training (cost, exact location, etc.) can be found by contacting Carrie by email or by phone: 503 995 6793 (in the USA). Follow us on Twitter! If you have a Twitter account you can search for and "follow" story4all. Get your free Twitter account here to receive up to the minute news, announcements and info from story4all! Please review us on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 4 November 2008
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Tue, 28 October 2008
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Doug Armstrong, International Co-ordinator for Global Recordings Network (GRN), talks with Bryan about the new innovative product, the Saber. Maintaining the pace of keeping up with technology in missions, GRN has produced this device, which is as helpful as the hand-wound cassette tape player was before it, and the famous cardboard ("Card Talk") gramophone record player was before that! For playing in the market place or teaching in a village, this high volume player can be heard by scores of people at once, as today's show demonstrates.
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Tue, 21 October 2008
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Bryan catches up with John Walsh recently in Dallas and hears about the new resources for training in New Testament "Life of Christ" stories available for Christian schools, home schools or for the individual who wants to learn some storytelling skills using stories of Jesus.
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Don't miss your special discount! John Walsh is offering his new resource at a special discount for our listeners! The "Life of Christ" booklets (12), CDs (4) and DVD are available by contacting John directlyhere and by requesting your discount price of $40 at the time of order! A great resource for you and for training others!Follow us on Twitter Please review us in iTunes Feedback:
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Tue, 14 October 2008
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Tue, 7 October 2008
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A new web site is being created for the International Orality Network with all the task forces mentioned on today's show on it as interactive groups. There will be lots of resources there for you to explore and study, as well as opportunity to engage with the network, download resources and much more. Please keep an eye on our blog for announcements about when the site is "public"! Follow us on Twitter! If you have a Twitter account you can search for and "follow" story4all. Get your free Twitter account here to receive up to the minute news, announcements and info from story4all! Please review us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 30 September 2008
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Bryan has the privilege and pleasure to catch up with Avery Willis at the recent International Orality Conference in Dallas, Texas. Avery discusses why he likens God's Truth and the way God has created us to Velcro! Join us today for a vivid illustration and a cool explanation of what Avery means!
Links mentioned in today's show: Pick of the Week: On Mission with God. Avery Willis' book, co-authored with Henry T Blackaby, which discusses how God has called every believer to be on mission with Him in this world. The lives of seven people in the Bible show us how ... and how we can partner with God to see His glory reach the nations.We're on Twitter! If you have a Twitter account you can search for and "follow" story4all. Get your free Twitter account here to receive up to the minute news, announcements and info from story4all! Please review us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 23 September 2008
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This week the graduating group of young people from the Summer story4all Bible storytelling course lead us in a storytelling session about The Widow's Mite story. 14-yr old Matthew leads his peers (14-17 yrs) in a story, and some questions to discuss the message in the story.
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Tue, 16 September 2008
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Bryan is super excited about this week's show and the wonderful opportunity he had to meet Terry & Darlene Wildman recently in Ireland! This episode is a keeper - packed with great testimonies, Bible story and song! We hope you will check out the Wildmans' web site and their products and resources. (See below for details).
If you know of anyone working with Native Americans please tell them about this week's podcast and these resources on the Wildman site! Links mentioned in today's show:
Pick of the Week: We choose the beautiful CDs of the Wildmans' music and storytelling this week! Check out their online store where the discs can be bought ... here. Their music is folk/rock style with acoustic guitar, hand-drums, rattles and wood flutes. Terry plays guitar, Darlene plays the flute and they both sing.Please help us get the word out about our podcast by reviewing us in iTunes! Click on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 9 September 2008
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Don't miss the second part of this storytelling session between Dorothy Miller and Bryan! If you missed the first part, feel free to scroll down to hear it now before you hear today's episode.
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Pick of the Week: Evangelist Backpack. Last week we promoted the movie "God's Story: From Creation to Eternity". This backpack is only 20 pounds in weight, and yet is packed with an 8.5 inch screen DVD player, a light, power source and a solar panel as well as the movie itself. Portable PA system and other accessories also available via the web link above.Got feedback? Send it to us here:
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Tue, 2 September 2008
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Bryan humbles himself before our listeners again as he submits himself to a storytelling session with Dorothy Miller! Want another example of digging for treasures in a Bible story? Download this week's podcast or click below to hear this training session in progress!
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Pick of the Week: God's Story: From Creation to Eternity. This movie, available in 210 languages, is an 80-minute powerful panorama of the Bible Story from beginnings in creation to the return of Jesus. You can purchase it in DVD, video, audio and VCD! Do you have people from another language living nearby or across town or at work? Do you want to orally present the Story of God in a format that God is using today in wonderful ways across the globe? Check out this resource today!Got feedback? Send it to us here:
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Tue, 26 August 2008
On today's episode we conclude our time with Timothy Olonade, Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Evangelical Missions Association, as he discusses "The Dynamics of Reaching People Groups in Africa".
Pick of the Week: This week we choose a film, based on the JESUS film but with a focus on women. Magdalena: Released from Shame is a moving story about women caught in adultery, rejected for their lifestyles or because of disease, and what happens when they meet Jesus. This DVD contains English, Spanish, French, Mandarin, Korean, Arabic, Portuguese and Russian versions of the movie - a great resource for multiple showings among varied language groups. Read more here and also find the links from there to purchasing your own copy!It's not too late to sign up and register for the International Orality Network in Dallas this September (15th-18th). Details here. STS training right after it too! Details here Please review us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 19 August 2008
Today's show: Timothy Olonade, Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Evangelical Missions Association, continues discussing the challenge of reaching people groups in Africa, and he gets into why storytelling plays such a vital role in this.Other things Timothy touches on in today's show:
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Tue, 12 August 2008
On today's episode of story4all Timothy Olonade, Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Evangelical Missions Association, gives us some outside-of-the-box and inspiring teaching that is peppered with stories from his experiences in, and the cultures of, Africa. A different show this week as we continue our Summer Sessions of talks from recent International Orality Network conferences. The original title of this message is "The Dynamics of Reaching People Groups in Africa".
Pick of the Week: Continuing the theme of presenting The Story of God to others in our recent picks of the week Bible Pictures CD is a compact disc with 105 chronological Bible teaching pictures - both colour and black and white line drawings - PC and Mac compatible, which can be used for electronic presentations to groups.It's not too late to sign up and register for the International Orality Network in Dallas this September (15th-18th). Details here. STS training right after it too! Details here Please review us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 5 August 2008
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Jim Bowman ends his talk from the International Orality Conference on Training Grass Roots Workers in the Use of Oral Strategies. He focuses today on what Scriptures in Use (SIU) actually do in their workshop training, what happens as a result of this training as normal practice, and finally, how the training is helping get the Gospel out and churches planted in unreached areas.
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Pick of the Week: 105 pictures used for telling The Story of God in laminated or non-laminated format. In our last pick of the week we mentioned the tremendous resource called The Story of God, a small pocket size booklet that can be used to share God's Story with others. This week we want to tell you about the same pictures in that book that were also used in the famous EE-TAOW! story. Get your own set to help you tell the Story of God to whole groups of people at a time.It's not too late to sign up and register for the International Orality Network in Dallas this September (15th-18th). Details here. STS training right after it too! Details here Review us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 29 July 2008
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Jim Bowman, from SIU, continues his talk on storying, and storying training, by looking at the importance of connecting with oral learners on their level. He also discusses SIU's training model and shares a cool testimony about a man healed of cancer after hearing a story.
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Tue, 22 July 2008
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Jim Bowman, director of Scriptures in Use, in the first of our International Orality Network conference addresses, tells the story of how he and his wife, Carla, began reaching out to the Tarahumara people in N Mexico. How do you reach a remote non-literate group who do not have a value for reading and education like you? How do people discover the message of the Bible without reading? How do we stop stories being distorted over time? These and more questions are in Jim's story today.
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Training this week with Scriptures in Use near Louisville, Kentucky!!. Check out our Calendar for details on training this month or click here for specifics on how to register. Hurry! Pick of the Week: The Story of God booklet - see picture. This little resource is a handy tool to have nearby when you're stuck in the doctor's office or waiting for a bus somewhere. 105 drawings in a wonderful little 3" x 4" booklet allow you to chronologically story through the Bible in one or more easy sittings. Check it out! This wonderful evangelistic picture book can help even the most shy among us share the Good News of Jesus with the lost!It's not too late to sign up and register for the International Orality Network in Dallas this September (15th-18th). Details here. Please help us get the word out! Review us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 15 July 2008
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John Ragsdale, of Trans World Radio, meets with Bryan to discuss the exciting work that TWR are doing in southern Africa, and how The Way of Righteousness programming has been used to reach out in areas previously identified as 'hardened' towards the Gospel. Hear how the Lord is causing "listening groups" to form where Muslims can discuss with followers of Jesus all about the Message of the Bible! Hear also how they are responding and coming to know Jesus!
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Pick of the Week: "The Non-Literate Messengers" is a story on DVD about storytellers telling the Story of God in one of the driest places on earth spiritually ... North Africa. Travel inside the world of oral culture with "Yussef", a Christian indigenous storyteller, as he journeys through his country bringing the Good News to his people through stories and parables directly from the Bible. Get your own copy by writing to us here.It's not too late to sign up and register for the International Orality Network in Dallas this September (15th-18th). Details here. PLEASE review us in iTunes, and help us get the word out about the podcast, by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 8 July 2008
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Meet David Palusky, an engineer who has used his gifts to produce innovative audio and visual equipment to solve a problem on the field ... many missionaries hitting a wall in regards to getting tech tools to show and play media found their answers with David's solution. Links below to what he tells us on today's show.
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Pick of the Week: Audio & Visual resource equipment. A ministry dedicated to assist missionaries and mission organizations with portable audio/visual tools to help reach the unreached nations of the world. Equipment that is portable, lightweight, durable, solar-powered, and highly useful for presenting the Gospel to small or large groups of people in remote locations.Please review story4all's podcast in iTunes, and help us get the word out, by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 1 July 2008
Today's show: Bryan talks to storyteller, storytelling coach, workshop leader, actor, and locksmith, Don Falkos.Join us today and hear a poignant story Don tells about church. He also talks about his life, calling and a workshop he developed to train others in the "8 levels of developing a Bible story presentation".
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Pick of the Week: Don Falkos' two CDs entitles "The 1956 Chevy Bel Air and Other Chilling Stories" and "In the Beginning - A Chronology of Stories from the Opening Chapters of Genesis" can be purchased here.Review our podcast in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 24 June 2008
Today's show: Meet the man whose inspiration gave story4all its name! Veteran missionary, storying practitioner and Research Analyst for the International Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, Dr Jim Slack discusses with Bryan some of his journey into orality, the role of literacy and orality on the mission field, post-modernism in the West and much more. Join us today for a rich feast from one of the greatest thinkers in the orality movement."Pick of the Week": Illiterate America by Jonathan KozolPlease review us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 17 June 2008 Today's show: Dorothy Miller shares with Bryan about how Simply the Story training is resulting in rapid and exponential growth in numbers of people coming to Jesus and churches being multiplied. Hear some exciting stuff about how God is growing His church among the world's non-literate and unreached peoples!Links:
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Tue, 10 June 2008
Today's show:
This week we tackle some of the "mailbag". Emails, messages, etc., sent in to story4all with news and updates on subjects we have covered in previous shows.
Links mentioned in today's show: Pick of the Week: Bible Telling. A great series of training resources by John Walsh designed to equip believers with a 21st century version of the oldest method of teaching the Bible - Bible storytelling. John's fun and engaging teaching methods come to life as you watch him train church groups how to story tell the Bible and interact with the story through drama, song and other oral methods.Please review us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 3 June 2008
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Meet a young couple from India who passionately love their country and want to reach the whole nation for Jesus! Yash & Monika Paul join Bryan today talking about the ways God is moving in India through storying, and how training is such a vital key to harvest.
Please note: Yash and Monika were arrested on false charges by Hindu extremists shortly after recording this interview! We are trying to find out an update on their situation and will post it via the podcast and website (blog or on next week's Show Notes). Meantime, please be in prayer for their safe keeping and continuing ministry in their land of India. Links mentioned in today's show:
Pick of the Week: Making Disciples of Oral Learners - audio version. This audio book is a nice companion piece to the Making Disciples of Oral Learners paperback book. The audio book includes the contents of the entire print version of the book, plus some additional resources: video footage about oral strategies being used around the world, video from the "Finishing the Task" conference, an audio testimony from Steve Douglass, the president of Campus Crusade, International, and other audio resources.Did you miss the links to the outstanding free storying resources mentioned last week?!? There are manuals in English and French on how-to story, etc., and some 11 storying sessions all laid out ready to use! Check the links in Show Notes 108 ... Comment us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 27 May 2008
Today's show:
LaNette Thompson joins Bryan today in discussion about her work in W Africa. LaNette and her husband, Marvin, are Apprentice Program Coordinators in W Africa for the International Mission Board. Hear about their journey as experienced missionaries into Bible storying. Listen to a story illustrating a natural way to story in everyday life!
And don't miss the fabulous links below to some outstanding free storying resources! There are manuals in English and French on how-to story, etc., and some 11 storying sessions all laid out ready to use! Check the links now ... Links from today's show:
Pick of the Week: The Ancient Path A cool DVD set in English, French and Spanish that demonstrates how oral learners learn and a CD in three languages jam-packed with training resources on orality and storying.Comment us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 20 May 2008
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Pick of the Week: EE-TAOW! and The Next Chapter - a story of storying that will move you to tears! Great introduction to storying for you to share with others.Comment us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us: Please send us your audio and written feedback! Join us in the forum. We hope you enjoy our varied collection of show content this week! Stay subscribed to hear testimonies, interviews and much more! Comments[0] |
Tue, 13 May 2008
Today's show: We conclude our series on Orality with questions and answers. Grant Lovejoy takes questions at the end of his seminar. He discusses everything from orality in medieval church construction, to modern day storying in churches and even discusses the old game of Chinese Whispers, or Telephone, in relation to accuracy and faithfulness in the passing on of Scripture. Grant Lovejoy has taught on storying in more than twenty countries and has been a keynote speaker at international conferences on orality. A storying-based leadership training process that he helped develop is in use in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. He has also taught preaching and Chronological Bible Storying at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas. Links: International Orality Network.Do you live or work in East Africa? Bramuel Musya, East Africa Director for The God's Story Project has issued an announcement about the upcoming Eastern Africa Orality Conference in Nairobi (Kenya) between 17th and 19th June 2008. Check out our calendar and click on the event there for further details. You many now register for the upcoming International Orality Network annual conference in Dallas, Texas taking place between 15th and 18th September 2008. For further details see our calendar or go here. There is no Pick of the Week during this series to allow maximum time for Grant to speak on the show! We'll be back soon with our weekly picks! Review us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 6 May 2008
Today's show: Grant Lovejoy on Orality.
Join us today to hear Grant's thoughts on this question and to hear a very practical way of presenting oral teaching styles to non-readers. Grant Lovejoy has taught on storying in more than twenty countries and has been a keynote speaker at international conferences on orality. A storying-based leadership training process that he helped develop is in use in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. He has also taught preaching and Chronological Bible Storying at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas. Links: International Orality Network.There is no Pick of the Week during this series to allow maximum time for Grant to speak on the show! We'll be back soon with our weekly picks! Do you live or work in East Africa? Bramuel Musya, East Africa Director for The God's Story Project has issued an announcement about the upcoming Eastern Africa Orality Conference in Nairobi (Kenya) between 17th and 19th June 2008. Check out our calendar and click on the event there for further details. Comment us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 29 April 2008
Today's show: Grant Lovejoy on Orality.
Grant Lovejoy has taught on storying in more than twenty countries and has been a keynote speaker at international conferences on orality. A storying-based leadership training process that he helped develop is in use in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. He has also taught preaching and Chronological Bible Storying at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas. Links: International Orality Network.There is no Pick of the Week during this series to allow maximum time for Grant to speak on the show! We'll be back soon with our weekly picks! Do you live or work in East Africa? Bramuel Musya, East Africa Director for The God's Story Project has issued an announcement about the upcoming Eastern Africa Orality Conference in Nairobi (Kenya) between 17th and 19th June 2008. Check out our calendar and click on the event there for further details. Comment us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 22 April 2008
Today's show: Continues the series on the basics of orality and why we need to be thinking "oral communication" to reach and disciple people in today's world. The second show in which Grant Lovejoy teaches on the subject "An Introduction to Orality". Grant Lovejoy has taught on storying in more than twenty countries and has been a keynote speaker at international conferences on orality. A storying-based leadership training process that he helped develop is in use in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. He has also taught preaching and Chronological Bible Storying at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas. Links:
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Tue, 15 April 2008
Today's show: We begin a new series to refresh our minds and hearts on the basics of orality and why we need to be thinking "oral communication" to reach and disciple people in today's world. This is the first show of several in which Grant Lovejoy kicks off a 3-hour seminar on the subject "An Introduction to Orality". This talk was given in Florida at the recent International Orality Conference there. Grant Lovejoy has taught on storying in more than twenty countries and has been a keynote speaker at international conferences on orality. A storying-based leadership training process that he helped develop is in use in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. He has also taught preaching and Chronological Bible Storying at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas. Links: There is no Pick of the Week during this series to allow maximum time for Grant to speak on the show! We'll be back soon with our weekly picks! Do you live or work in East Africa? Bramuel Musya, East Africa Director for The God's Story Project has issued an announcement about the upcoming Eastern Africa Orality Conference in Nairobi (Kenya) between 17th and 19th June 2008. Check out our calendar and click on the event there for further details. Comment us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 8 April 2008
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Pick of the Week: Go to this site to find details on how to order a copy of Bill Perry's book Storyteller's Bible Study. This unique tool will enable you to tell the Story of God from Creation to Christ in 12 lessons. It continues to be one of the most effective cross-cultural evangelistic Bible study series currently available. It comes with high recommendation from many Bible storytellers storying worldwide.Do you live or work in East Africa? Bramuel Musya, East Africa Director for The God's Story Project has just issued an announcement about the upcoming Eastern Africa Orality Conference in Nairobi (Kenya) between 17th and 19th June 2008. Check out our calendar and click on the event there for further details. Comment us in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Places to vote for us:
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Tue, 1 April 2008 ![]() Welcome to our Centenary Show! Today's show: Bryan & Yvette take time to reflect on their favourite shows among our first hundred and then talk of some upcoming treats and plans ...
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Tue, 25 March 2008 ![]() Today's show: Dorothy Miller joins Bryan to discuss Simply the Story training, what it offers, the unique preparation it provides for anyone in any situation of ministry or service for the Lord.Links:
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Tue, 18 March 2008
Today's show:
Last week we began to read the journal of a YWAMer (Ruth), who is living in a remote location in E Europe and hard at work on a OneStory project among an unevangelised people group there. Yvette finishes reading from the journal as we have it up until today. Keep subscribed to the show to hear more in the future from Ruth! Link from today's podcast:
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Tue, 11 March 2008
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Tue, 4 March 2008 ![]() Today's show: Yvette is back. And we're discussing the seminar shows (91-94) about storytelling skills (John Walsh). Join us as we talk about the importance of listening before storying and check out the clip (see link below) of some intrepid women storying in the African bush!Links from the show:
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Tue, 26 February 2008
Today's show: In April 2007 we covered the ministry of The Bible Storytelling Project. Today Bryan interviews Jack Day who gives us an update about the work he and his wife Doris do. Jack also talks about some of the materials, training and resources they offer.Links from today's episode:
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Tue, 19 February 2008 ![]() Today's show: John Walsh concludes his seminar on Storytelling skills by discussing, firstly, issues of accuracy, and then matters relating to passing on the story, or teaching it, to others.Links from today's show:
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Tue, 12 February 2008 ![]() Today's show: This week John Walsh discusses differences between written and told stories. He tells a story about Abraham to illustrate issues of accuracy and embellishment.Links from today's show:
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Tue, 5 February 2008 ![]() Today's show: We continue this week sitting in on a John Walsh seminar given in Florida recently. Today he shares some stories that illustrate more ways you can hone your storytelling skills.Links from today's show:
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Tue, 29 January 2008 ![]() Today's show: Bryan has just received his conference CDs from the Orality conference in Florida last month. He shares a clip from one of the teaching and training goodies from that gathering: John Walsh sharing Storytelling skills with attendees at his seminar by the same name.Follow the links below to some of the things mentioned in today's show as well as where you can get a copy of these conference recordings:
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Tue, 22 January 2008 ![]() Today's show: Bryan meets up with Nathan Anderson of Trans World Radio Switzerland. They discuss radio and oral communication as well as a cool DVD that takes you right into a closed land where you can connect with an indigenous storyteller as he tells the Story of God in his culture and land.Links from today's episode:
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Tue, 15 January 2008 ![]() Today's show:
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Tue, 8 January 2008 ![]() Today's show: Bryan & Yvette start the year with a bang as they introduce an exciting ministry and some resources offered by Paul & Teresa.For some time we have wanted to catch up with this remarkable pair of storyteller trainers and missionaries. Bryan finally tracked them down last month in Orlando. Join us today as Paul & Teresa tell stories from their exciting ministry to illustrate their marvellous training courses and experience. (See links below for ways to connect with the blessing this couple offer the Body of Christ). Links from today's episode:
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Tue, 1 January 2008 ![]() A very Happy New Year to all! We continue our break from the normal full content of our weekly show. This week Bramuel Musya of The God's Story Project shares about a Simply the Story training experience from Ethiopia. Please send us your audio and written feedback!
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Wed, 26 December 2007 ![]() A Happy/Merry Christmas to all our listeners Today we take a break from the normal full content of our weekly show and allow Bill Perry to share a story called "A little boy's lunch". Bill Perry is Chief of Staff and Director of Training Materials of Interface. Interface has its website here Please send us your audio and written feedback!
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Tue, 18 December 2007 ![]() Today's show: Yvette is back with Bryan again today and they discuss the pile of new resources fresh in from the recent conference on orality in Orlando. Bryan also shares some great stories and news flowing from the week in Florida.Links from today's episode:
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Tue, 11 December 2007 ![]() Today's show: Bramuel Musya joins Bryan again today in Orlando as they report on the orality conference in Florida and discuss highlights from the programme and time together.Links from today's episode:
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Tue, 4 December 2007
Today's show:
Bramuel Musya stands in for Yvette this week and discusses with Bryan the first day of this annual event, focusing this year on "Telling God's Story, Here, There and Everywhere". Bramuel, as the East Africa director for The God's Story Project, tells some of the exciting developments from his STS training he led recently in Africa. Links from today's episode:
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Tue, 27 November 2007
Today's show:
Bryan and Stephen Young in Brazil, chatting via Skype, continue to review this exciting new resource produced by The God's Story Project entitled Simply the Story. This training is a remarkable simple, no-fuss approach to learning how to tell the story of the Bible in a powerful way, one that God is using all around the globe! Links from today's episode:
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Tue, 20 November 2007
Today's show:
With Yvette absent this week, Bryan gets hold of Stephen Young in Brazil, via Skype, who tells his story of how he ended up in Brazil as a church planter now using storying to reach the rural and oral lost in S Brazil. Stephen talks of his deafness and the challenges he has had with progressive hearing disorder. This is a fascinating story which Stephen tells with much humility. Let's pray for Stephen that the progressive disorder will be stopped and that God will work a miracle with his hearing! In the second part of the show Bryan and Stephen review this exciting new resource produced by The God's Story Project entitled Simply the Story. This training is a remarkable simple, no-fuss approach to learning how to tell the story of the Bible in a powerful way, one that God is using all around the globe! Links from today's episode:
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Final days of opportunity to sign up for the International Storying conference! Time to finalise and register for the annual conference in Orlando in Florida! Details here. Next Simply the Story training is happening in California in January (13th-17th)!! Details here Please send us your audio and written feedback!
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Tue, 13 November 2007
Today's show:
Bryan and Yvette tell of storying going on in various ministries within their local church: kids, youth and adults. They describe what happened on Sunday in Sunday school and talk of some long-term training and storying projects that have just begun. In the second part of the show we bring you the second part of the two-part show on YWAM OneStory. The first part was a little while ago in show number 58!! Today Dean and Debbie Lundberg tell some of the stories that have been happening as a result of YWAM OneStory training round the world. Links from today's episode: Please note: Audio version of the book Making Disicples of Oral Learners is NOW AVAILABLE here. This is an incredible bargain! Think who you can share this with at Christmas! A glossary of YWAM terms:
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Tue, 6 November 2007
On today's show: Bryan and Yvette discuss John Walsh's excellent book, called the art of storytelling: easy steps to presenting an unforgettable story, and some of the points he raises in the early section about the way men and women think. Resource links mentioned in today's show: December is getting very close! Time to finalise and sign up for the storying conference in Orlando in Florida! Details here. Please send us your audio and written feedback!
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Tue, 30 October 2007
Bryan and Yvette discuss a couple more not-to-be-missed storying resources today and introduce the first entry from a storying journal recorded by a church planter working in southern Brazil. Resource links mentioned in today's show:
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Tue, 23 October 2007
It's time for another resources-packed show!! Bryan and Yvette discuss today a host of tools available to help you learn more about storying the Bible chronologically as well as resources to help you enhance your storying ministry. Everything from electronic devices to training books to Power Points to films, etc. Check out the links below as you listen to the show! Resource links mentioned in today's show:
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Tue, 16 October 2007
Bryan and Yvette chat through several topics relating to an opportunity to use storying in outreach in their local church, some feedback we have received from a listener in Brazil and the conference coming up in Orlando (Florida) in December Don't forget the December conference in Orlando in Florida! Details here. Please send us your audio and written feedback!
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Tue, 9 October 2007
The final part in the discussion Bryan and Yvette have been having about what their church might look like if it was to be geared for the oral learner. Today the show focuses on not only relevance to oral learners but also discusses how we can involve the entire family in our church services. Join us in the forum to discuss some of the issues raised in the show. Don't forget the December conference in Orlando in Florida! Details here. Please send us your audio and written feedback!
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Tue, 2 October 2007
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As part two in our discussion Bryan and Yvette begin to brainstorm about what their church might look like if it was to be geared for the oral learner. Join us in the forum to discuss some of the issues raised in the show. This is definitely a short series where we would love to have your feedback. Please do use the contact details given below to send us your audio feedback and comments. Is Bryan right when he says he might back off with radical change? Should we "ease in gently" as Yvette suggested? Or should we not bother at all with change? Will our churches die (for lack of relevance) if we do not adapt to the needs of oral learners? Will local churches cease to grow if we ignore the oral communicator majority in our meetings, preaching and worship styles? Join the discussion in our forum today! Check out the activity and change happening on the story4all web site! More regular blog posts, forum threads, new stories and resources posted as well as more links to organisations impacting the orally lost through their ministries! Bookmark our site and visit us often to keep abreast of the exciting developments in the orality movement worldwide! For details about the December (annual) orality conference coming up in Orlando in Florida. Click here. Please send us your audio and written feedback!
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Tue, 25 September 2007
Bryan and Yvette begin a brainstorm session looking at what it might look like to "go oral" in their (Western, modern) local church! This is definitely a short series we would love to hear responses from you our listeners! Please do use the contact details given below to send us your audio feedback and comments. Join Bryan and Yvette this week show as they begin the discussion by looking at what their church looks like now! There is some activity and change happening on the story4all web site! More regular blog posts, forum activity, new stories and resources posted as well as more links to organisations impacting the orally lost through their ministries! Bookmark our site and visit us often to keep abreast of the exciting developments in the orality movement worldwide! For details about the December (annual) orality conference coming up in Orlando in Florida. Click here. Links referred to in today's show:
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Tue, 18 September 2007
This week Bryan and Yvette discuss the last chapter in our series of conversations about the book Making Disciples of Oral Learners. An increasing number of mission agencies, churches and individuals are taking the need for oral communication seriously. Learn today about some of the great stuff going on and some of the people involved in the "orality movement". Get ready for some activity on the story4all web site in coming weeks! More regular blog posts, forum activity, new stories and resources posted as well as more links to organisations impacting the orally lost through their ministries! Bookmark our site and visit us often to keep abreast of the exciting developments in the orality movement worldwide! For details about the December (annual) orality conference coming up in Orlando in Florida. Click here. Links referred to in today's show:
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Tue, 11 September 2007
Bryan and Yvette are back from their summer experiences and travels! Both share news from the past two months, and Bryan gives some stories from his time in the Dominican Republic and the USA. Bryan also speaks about some of the challenges story4all has faced and the personal step of faith he and his family are making to go (unsalaried and) full time with the ministry to help it expand and grow. Get ready for some activity on the story4all web site in coming weeks! More regular blog posts, forum activity, new stories and resources posted as well as more links to organisations impacting the orally lost through their ministries! Bookmark our site and visit us often to keep abreast of the exciting developments in the orality movement worldwide! There are also details about the December (annual) orality conference coming up in Orlando in Florida. Click here for registration details. Links referred to in today's show:
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Tue, 4 September 2007
Today we conclude our summer conversations with our team of orality specialists and experts. We also conclude the discussion centred round worldview with conversation and thoughts on the challenges a storyteller will face when encountering worldview. The specialists conversing in this CD series are:
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Tue, 28 August 2007
Continuing our summer conversations with a team of orality specialists and experts, today the discussion focuses again on worldview and story set selection. The specialists conversing in this CD series are:
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Tue, 21 August 2007
We continue our summer conversations with a team of orality specialists and experts. Today discussion focuses on choosing your story collection in the light of your worldview research. The specialists conversing in this CD series are:
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Tue, 14 August 2007
Continuing our summer conversations with a team of orality specialists and experts, today's discussion centres round:
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Tue, 7 August 2007
Continuing our summer conversations with a team of orality specialists and experts, today's discussion three critical worldview positions which are vital to grasp before we attempt cross-cultural witness. Again, great stuff here! Before you hear this show we recommend that you listen to the two podcasts we made last year on "Introduction to Worldview", especially if you have not heard them before! Those shows can be found by clicking the links below:
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Tue, 31 July 2007
Continuing our summer conversations with a team of orality specialists and experts, today's discussion compares literate forms of witness with the use of stories (through Chronological Bible Storying). Great stuff here! The specialists conversing in this CD series are:
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Tue, 24 July 2007
Continuing our summer conversations with a team of orality specialists and experts, today's discussion centres round:
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The link to the Oral Bible show mentioned on today's podcast is this one. We recommend you visit this link and hear the show on the Oral Bible before you hear today's recording! Recommended web sites for further information: The CD series entitled Following Jesus - Making Disciples of Primary Oral Learners, can be found online at a specially reduced price here. Today's show is from the introduction CD in the series. Please send us your audio and written feedback!
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Tue, 17 July 2007
Continuing our summer conversations with a team of orality specialists and experts, today's discussion centres round:
Page down to see details on the specialists, who they are, and where their areas of expertise lie. The Show Notes below for podcast numbers 61 and 62 give a full list. The CD series entitled Following Jesus - Making Disciples of Primary Oral Learners, can be found online at a specially reduced price here. Today's show is from the introduction CD in the series and as promised we are revisiting this material, some of which was touched on during podcasts in our first year of existence. Please send us your audio and written feedback!
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Tue, 10 July 2007
As Bryan and Yvette continue with their summer break, we return to letting you eavesdrop on a conversation between specialists in the field of Orality as they discuss ways in which we can make disciples of primary oral learners. The first module (of 7) in the CD series entitled Following Jesus - Making Disciples of Primary Oral Learners, can be found online at a specially reduced price here. A world class team of eight specialists in communicating Biblical truth to primary oral learners (70% of the world's population!) came together in round table discussion to explore this subject in depth. This is the introduction to the series and as promised we are revisiting this material, some of which was touched on during podcasts in our first year of existence. The specialists conversing in this CD series are:
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Tue, 3 July 2007
Bryan and Yvette, for varying and family reasons, are on hiatus this summer, and taking time off from the more active conversational type show. Instead throughout the next couple of months we are going to let you eavesdrop on a conversation between specialists in the field of Orality as they discuss ways in which we can make disciples of primary oral learners. The first module (of 7) in the CD series entitled Following Jesus - Making Disciples of Primary Oral Learners, the content of today's show, can be found online at a specially reduced price here. A world class team of eight specialists in communicating Biblical truth to primary oral learners (70% of the world's population!) came together in round table discussion to explore this subject in depth. This is the introduction to the series and as promised we are revisiting this material, some of which was touched on during podcasts in our first year of existence. The specialists conversing in this CD series are:
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Tue, 26 June 2007
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Today the main focus of the show arises from Phil Cooke's comment taken from an interview with Eric Skattebo of HCJB World Radio Australia. Bryan & Yvette discuss the concept of how the Bible can be communicated to this modern generation of oral learners so that the truth becomes a splinter in their souls, irritating until a response is made! Links from the show:
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Tue, 19 June 2007
On today's show: Bryan & Yvette discuss the modern day challenges of reaching literates who have stopped reading.This is a discussion that follows on from a read of Chapter Six in the book "Making Disciples of Oral Learners". You can view more detail about and purchase that book here. Links from the show: Please send us your audio comments ... feedback ... suggestions to:
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Tue, 12 June 2007
Today's show: Bryan catches up with Dean and Debbie Lundberg, YWAM OneStory Service Co-ordinators, and interviews them about YWAM OneStory.This is the first in a two-part show on YWAM OneStory and focuses on the Lundbergs' background and role in Youth With A Mission (YWAM) OneStory and the training opportunities there are with YWAM. Don't miss an exciting OneStory training coming up in Texas this August. More details here. Links from today's episode: A glossary of YWAM terms used in today's show:
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Tue, 5 June 2007
Today's show: A bumper show this week ...
In today's FULL show we have an exciting follow up story from Roger about that lamini who was looking at the Thankas. Bryan shares a cool report from another Thanka showing in Roger's home. We also share today about TWO cool vidcast episodes from Create International that show what Thanka art looks like, and also interview a guy using it in Tibet! Finally Graydon Colville of Global Recordings Network tells two stories of oral ministry in Mexico and Nepal Links from today's episode:
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Tue, 29 May 2007 On today's show: We could not resist bringing you a third part to this series on "How to tell a good story" from Dorothy Miller!Dorothy Miller, of The God's Story Project carries on and concludes a great conversation she had recently with Bryan on the art of crafting a good Bible story and leading follow-up discussion for application of the truth embedded in the story! Don't miss this final part to this very practical series! Follow the links to discover more information about: Please send us your audio comments ... feedback ... suggestions to:
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Tue, 22 May 2007
Today's show: Bryan interview Allison Scarlett, CPx's youngest graduate so far, about storying in her life and about her experiences with CPx in Kansas City and in Africa.Allison Scarlett is from Colorado and has a heart for Africa, for Mozambique and AIDS orphans in particular. Hear her tell stories of how God has used stories in her life and reached others through her storying. Links from today's episode: Are you looking for training to "tell the story" and plant churches overseas or at home? Look no further than this exciting training course that runs annually in Kansas City and South Africa! Check it out at CPx (Church Planting Experience) in Kansas City or here for the South African course Vote for us! If you like our show please write a review in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Other places to vote for us:
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Tue, 15 May 2007
Today's show: Dr. Pam Arlund, Director of CPx (Church Planting Experience) talks with Bryan about this radical church planting training experience.George Patterson, author of Church Planting Guide and veteran church planter of many years experience, has said of this course, "The word 'experience' is more than a word in a title. You will experience vital dynamics of church life, discipling and multiplication by interacting with instructors, staff and fellow trainees. You will receive ogoing mentoring as long as you need it to see churches multiply in the new testament way". Experienced cross-cultural church planter, Dr. Arlund, tells part of her story from living for a decade in a remote, restricted access area of the world, and shares why storying is so important to her and the CPx training programme. Are you looking for training to "tell the story" and plant churches overseas or at home? Look no further than this exciting training course that runs annually in Kansas City and South Africa! Check it out at CPx (Church Planting Experience) in Kansas City or here for the South African course Vote for us! If you like our show please write a review in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Other places to vote for us:
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Tue, 8 May 2007
Today's show:
In the first part of today's show Bryan & Yvette share their favourite moments from the first year of podcasting with story4all. Have you any reflections to share on this past year or anything else to say to us? Please use one or other of the ways listed below to contact us with your audio feedback! And ... in part two of the podcast, an exciting ongoing story from Asia. Roger, his family and team are part of an All Nations church planting ministry that is impacting Buddhist oral learners. Hear Roger and Bryan share the story of how Thankas are impacting Buddhists priests and laymen alike. This is a marvellous example of how cultural art mixed with Bible stories is changing lives. Links from today's episode: Vote for us! If you like our show please write a review in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Other places to vote for us:
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Tue, 1 May 2007
Today's show: This is our Anniversary Edition of story4all. Our first year of podcasting. Join us today as we share part two of our coverage on the All Nations Family. Bryan talks with Adam Short as an All Nations church planter and his experiences storying in W Africa. Adam tells his story of how God called him to the nations, training in CPx (Church Planting Experience) and eventually to the Ivory Coast. He shares about his heart to raise up and train the African mission force to reach other remote unreached areas of Africa. Links from today's episode: Vote for us! If you like our show please write a review in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Other places to vote for us:
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Tue, 24 April 2007
Today's show: Doris Day talks with Bryan about the storytelling ministry she and her husband have had going back 30-plus years in Brazil (and since).Jack and Doris have a great Bible storying ministry as well as offer (in English and Portuguese) materials, resources, training workshops and consulting on chronological Bible storying, living in and moving around the United States of America in their motor home! Links from today's episode:
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Tue, 17 April 2007
Today's show: Dr. Juergen Kramer, President of All Nations talks with Bryan about this exciting church planting ministry that has storying at its heart.Listen today to the first part of our coverage about this church planting family and discover some of what the All Nations Family is up to in 17 nations. Also discover radical and innovative training opportunities. Links from today's episode: Vote for us! If you like our show please write a review in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Other places to vote for us:
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Tue, 10 April 2007
Today's show: Bryan gets together with Jeff Ridenour of Wycliffe Bible Translators shortly after he finished his two-year training with the OneStory partnership in a restricted access and remote part of the world. Jeff tells of his experiences and explains more about OneStory and the training offered by this partnershipLinks mentioned in this episode:
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Tue, 3 April 2007
On today's show: Harriet Hill discusses her super book ("Healing the Wounds of Trauma - How the Church can help") on how storying can be employed in healing the traumas of war, AIDS, etc. Check out the link below to get your own copy of this wonderful resource!Links from today's interview: Please send us your audio comments ... feedback ... suggestions to:
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Tue, 27 March 2007
Today's show: We return to "the book". An important chapter and an important subject - Reproduction! How to reproduce this stuff? Check out this valuable resource:Making Disciples of Oral LearnersLinks mentioned in this episode: Please vote for us! If you like our show please write a review in iTunes by clicking on our iTunes show page and then "write a review". Other places to vote for us:
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Tue, 20 March 2007
On today's show: The embarrassment continues! Dorothy Miller leads Bryan in a discussion on last week's (Mary & Martha story).Don't miss this very helpful discussion in which Dorothy models a tremendous way to discover the treasure in a Bible story through provocative and penetrating questions. If you have been looking for a practical demonstration for a storying session this episode (with last week's story) is what you have been waiting for! The light hearted and fun, practical walk-through on the art of Bible storying, begun last week, concludes with this flow of discussion questions. Follow the links to discover more information about: Please send us your audio comments ... feedback ... suggestions to:
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Tue, 13 March 2007
On today's show: Dorothy Miller of The God’s Story Project demonstartes to Bryan the contents of a storying workshop, which concludes our coverage on the Timothy Church Planter Training.Dorothy tells the story of Mary & Martha and then catches Bryan off guard by asking him to retell it. Then, in the follow-up discussion Dorothy explains some enlightening and powerful concepts in how to train Bible storyers in greater accuracy as well as how to coach them through areas of inaccuracy towards greater personal growth in the knowledge of the Scriptures. A light hearted, fun, very helpful and practical walk-through on the art of Bible storying, which we hope you will enjoy today. Don't miss an embarrassed Bryan! Please send us your audio comments ... feedback ... suggestions to:
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Tue, 6 March 2007
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Dorothy Miller tells some exciting stories about how TCPT is impacting and empowering hundreds of pastors and evangelists to "simply tell the story"! Links from today's interview:
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Tue, 27 February 2007
Today's show:
Morgan continues telling stories from around the world from the ministry of Faith Comes By Hearing. 218 languages done, with a new language being finished every 5 days! "This year we will start 55,000 listening groups". Average listening group is 90 people. 5 million will hear the Story of God this year! These, and other statements pack this show with news about what God is doing through the FCBH ministry. Links from today's show:
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Tue, 20 February 2007
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We have heard his stories on previous shows. Remember the Quechua story? Here he is in person talking to Bryan. Morgan tells about his childhood and the beginnings of the Faith Comes By Hearing ministry and the values behind it. In this first part of the interview Morgan tells how FCBH has been reaching oral learners and even tells how they have done it through evangelistic genealogies!!! Confused? Click the link below or subscribe to the show to hear how! Link for Faith Comes By Hearing (FCBH):
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Tue, 13 February 2007
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Graydon, Guy and Jan talk with Bryan about the work and ministry of Global Recordings Network, telling stories from the early days as well as highlighting current "hot off the press" stories of God moving in exciting ways through this wonderful ministry. They tell of short-term opportunities (see links below) and also list some prayer requests for our listeners to bring to the Lord in their personal times of prayer and intercession. Links from today's interview:
Check out some links about short-term outreach possibilities and see what has happened on previous GRN short-term trips. Want to be a part of changing history in the nations? Contact GRN for this year's plans ...
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Tue, 13 February 2007
Important: ANNOUNCING CHANGE OF CONTACT DETAILS! Please note: We have a new telephone number! Our new telephone number is (206) 279-4705 This new number replaces our old number (seen at the foot of all the previous show notes below). We no longer have the use of the old telephone number and cannot access any messages left there. Please note our new number and leave all future telephone messages here: (206) 279-4705 You may also continue to leave messages via Skype (story4all) or via: email. This week's show will be uploaded in a few hours! Comments[0] |
Tue, 6 February 2007
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Bryan caught up with Dorothy Miller to hear about the tremendous new training programme being set up to teach storying to oral learners so they can train others - multiplication of ministry leading to churches planting churches. Catch some exciting "how tos" and principles in storying as Dorothy shares some fun stories from a recent trip to Asia and tells about the revolutionary Timothy Church Planting Training method that they have just started to employ. Links from today's interview:
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Tue, 30 January 2007
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Paul, pictured here with his family, talks with Bryan about the motivation, character and aims of The Inside Story conference last November, and outlines some vital components of reaching today's modern generation. For further details on the conference content, please check out the conference web site above Links from today's show:
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Tue, 23 January 2007
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Bramuel Musya tells stories from East Africa and what God is doing through oral communication outreach there. He also announces and talks about an exciting new training programme that The God's Story Project are offering to train believers in how to share the Story of God with oral learners. Don't miss this conclusion to a great interview with a young man of God being powerfully used of the Lord in E Africa and further afield!
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Tue, 16 January 2007
A special episode of great storying resources! This week we want to take time to mention a collection of resources that we have highlighted so far since the launch of story4all, and have them appear all in one place for you to peruse. The links for the resources mentioned on today's show are as follows:
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Tue, 9 January 2007
Today's episode:
South Indian missionary of 32 years, and author of 10 missionary titles, SD Ponraj, the General Secretary of the Bihar OutReach Network (BORN), talks to Bryan about his work in Northern India and how in 15 years they have baptised 40,000 believers and planted 3000 churches! Ponraj also talks about the training and methodology used to prepare storying church planters. Alex Saks, Director of Broadcasting Relations of HCJB Radio discusses how HCJB is involved in the project to produce and distribute The Story of the Messiah in a number of languages worldwide. He also discusses orality in N America today and the need for oral presentation of the Gospel.� Links from today's interview:
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Tue, 2 January 2007
Happy New Year to you our listeners from all at story4all On today's show:
Bramuel Musya, The God's Story Project co-ordinator for East Africa tells how he got involved in storying, The God's Story Project and share some anecdotes from his background, upbringing and culture. Don't miss this show and the follow up conclusion to the interview later this month! Visit The God's Story Project online here Please send us your audio comments ... feedback ... suggestions to:
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Tue, 26 December 2006
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Max Rondoni, compiler of The Story of the Messiah, tells how this wonderful project came about. Hear a piece on today's show and discover where you can learn more about it. Links from today's interview:
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Thu, 21 December 2006
This is an important service announcement for all our subscribers or potential subscribers! Please note: By request from subscribers we are going to re-launch the regular podcast show. Some subscribers and new listeners to the show have said they cannot handle the enhanced version of the show. We want to determine whether the enhanced show is a pleasant addition to our story4all suite or whether it is an awkward or annoying problem! Please therefore email us (or use Skype or MyChingo) to tell us whether you want to go with the regular or enhanced versions of the show. For tech detail the regular show will be a smaller file while the enhanced version will be higher quality. If you use dial up you will probably find the regular version better! Anyway, click here to: email us now and let us know your preference. Thanks for subscribing (or trying to!). Future shows, during our transition will be in regular format only! Have a Happy/Merry Christmas! Comments[0] |
Tue, 19 December 2006
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Tom Boomershine is currently Professor of Christianity and Communication at United Theological Seminary and co-founder of the Network for Biblical Storytellers. He is author of Story Journey: An Invitation to the Gospel as Storytelling. Links from today's show:
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Tue, 12 December 2006
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Tue, 5 December 2006
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John Walsh is a great Bible storyteller and is President of the Christian Storytelling Network and International Learning Solutions. His passion is to help others discover the power of stroytelling and teaching others how to do it more effectively. He travels round the world, training pastors, missionaries, teachers and business professionals how to tell stories. His books (see links below for further detail) include The Art of Storytelling and Bible Teaching. Links from today's interview:
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Don't forget the new orality vodcast from The International Orality Network (ION) available from iTunes' podcast directory by clicking here. Search for "orality" and then click Subscribe. Enjoy this interview with one of America's top storytellers! Stay subscribed for more great stories from around the world about how stories are changing nations. Interviews, discussion, resources and stories all here on story4all's weekly podcast. Comments[0] |
Tue, 28 November 2006
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The International Orality Network (ION) announces the launch of a new video podcast (vodcast) containing 17 episodes of video clips on "Orality Around the World". DVD to be released for purchase online soon. Subscribe to this vodcast by searching in iTunes for "orality" and clicking the Subscribe button below the ION logo that appears or by clicking here. Links from today's interview: Please send us your audio comments ... feedback ... suggestions to:
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Tue, 21 November 2006
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Bryan is fresh back from a busy time in Colorado Springs and the two orality conferences held there last week. Yvette plies him with questions about the experience of the past ten days in Colorado. They also discuss future plans for the storyall podcast and a desire to make the shows even more story oriented. Storying everything ("story for all")! Links from today's show:
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Tue, 14 November 2006
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Tue, 7 November 2006
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Tue, 31 October 2006
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Tue, 24 October 2006
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Links mentioned in this episode: At the end of this show, after the Bolivia story, we were so moved (to tears) and speechless that we ended the show without comment after a pause. Get ready to be blessed by this story and how God's passion to reach the lost pulsates through this testimony of the Father's pursuit of an unlovely and unloved people. Send your audio comments ... feedback ... suggestions to:
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Tue, 17 October 2006
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Tue, 10 October 2006
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Tue, 3 October 2006
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Tue, 26 September 2006
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Tue, 19 September 2006
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As the third and final part of our cross-cultural theme of these past weeks, Bryan & Yvette discuss Paul's 'sermon' in Acts 17 and the way he builds on a story from the past (see last week's podcast!) to introduce the people of Athens to a God they can know. Discussion concludes today on how God works behind the scenes to prepare a people for the Gospel and how the Gospel is prepared for all people. Links mentioned in today's show: Send us your audio comments and feedback:
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Tue, 12 September 2006
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Continuing on with the theme of cross-cultural ministry we give the first of a two-part show on a story from ancient Athens ... Click here to subscribe to our podcast (if you have not done so already and hear it now, or click the link below ("direct download") to hear it from this page. Background resources (and people!) quoted in today's show:
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Tue, 5 September 2006
Welcome to our first enhanced podcast show! Please give us your feedback (including any teething problems downloading, hearing or receiving the podcast)! We believe the step taking story4all to enhanced podcast status is a good decision as you get more power over how you hear the show and you can easily repeat or fast forward through various sections. Besides the ability to see photos and click to web sites right from iTunes! On today's show:
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Tue, 29 August 2006 ![]() On today's show:
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Tue, 22 August 2006
Today's podcast concludes our three-part series on Orality and Cultural Christianity. This final part of the message wraps up the message and points out its implications for reaching and discipling oral learners the world over. This message is not just for those working in foreign lands or going out as missionaries, but can be easily applied in our local contexts where Jesus has placed us to minister and share His Word. The speaker, Jim Slack, an oraliy specialist and the Global Evangelism and Church Growth Consultant/Analyst in the Department of Research at the International Mission Board (IMB). He has had 25 years of missionary service in the Philippines, including church planting consultation with 18 evangelical groups throughout Asia and has done doctoral research on orality and literacy. Send your audio comments, feedback or suggestions to:
We hope that you enjoyed this series and found it helpful. Join us again next week as Yvette returns from her break and we return to our normal format of stories about stories changing nations and bring you news, interviews and information from around the world!
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Tue, 15 August 2006
Today is the second show in our three-part series on Orality and Cultural Christianity. This message continues to discuss how worldview effects our beliefs and vividly portrays how the Message can be garbled if we do not come to grips with cultural Christianity where it exists in us, our proclamation and practices. The speaker is Jim Slack, who is the Global Evangelism and Church Growth Consultant/Analyst in the Department of Research at the International Mission Board (IMB). He has had 25 years of missionary service in the Philippines, including church planting consultation with 18 evangelical groups throughout Asia and has done doctoral research on orality and literacy. Please send us your audio comments, feedback or suggestions to:
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Tue, 8 August 2006
Today's show begins a three-part series on Cultural Christianity. The message on this podcast opens up a whole pattern of thought about how worldview effects our beliefs. We expect this series to lay the foundation for future shows on the subject of worldview, and how oral (storying) methods are essential for a person's core foundations to be fully impacted with the Gospel of the Kingdom and for disciples to be made among oral learners. The speaker is Jim Slack, who is the Global Evangelism and Church Growth Consultant/Analyst in the Department of Research at the International Mission Board (IMB). He has had 25 years of missionary service in the Philippines, including church planting consultation with 18 evangelical groups throughout Asia and has done doctoral research on orality and literacy. The book authored by Jonathan Kozol, mentioned in the show, can be obtained here: "Illiterate America". As usual please send your audio comments, feedback or suggestions to:
Enjoy the show and don't miss next week's continuation of this key message on "Cultural Christianity".
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Tue, 1 August 2006
On today's podcast we continue the MegaVoice focus with a BUMPER show content as follows:
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Tue, 25 July 2006
On today's show we begin a focus on MegaVoice:
Click links below to visit the sites mentioned in today's podcast: Check out the MegaVoice players and where you can obtain them for your use and ministry: Check back next week to catch part two of the MegaVoice story and to hear tremendous stories about how God is using these little players to tell the Story of God in oral cultures and how churches are multiplying as a result! If you have not subscribed to the podcast you can do so by going here for further instructions or, if you have iTunes, by clicking this link Audio comments, feedback or suggestions to:
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Tue, 18 July 2006
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Continuing on in the Following Jesus CD series, Marcus Vegh, Avery Willis, JO Terry, Grant Lovejoy and Jim Slack discuss and explore the matter of an Oral Bible. To purchase your copy of the Following Jesus CD series visit the IMB Bookshop Send your audio comments, feedback or suggestions to:
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Tue, 11 July 2006
On today's show:
Bryan and Yvette continue looking at the book Making Disciples of Oral Learners and they discuss Oral Communicators and Oral Culture, which is the topic of chapter three in the book Referred to in the programme are web sites about NALS (National Adult Literacy Survey): http://www.nifl.gov/nifl/facts/IALS.html and http://nces.ed.gov/NAAL/PDF/2006470.pdf Also mentioned on the show were two new podcasts released by a friend of story4all, telling God stories from around the world: Audio comments, feedback or suggestions to:
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Tue, 4 July 2006
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In the third and final story from J.O. Terry we learn today how Bible storying impacts the Khond people The third, and final part of the interview with Marcus Vegh of Progressive Vision and Avery Willis of the International Orality Network with Harold Hendrick, of the Bott Radio Network. Keep up to date on Marcus condition by reading here. Websites relating to the content of this interview: Audio comments, feedback or suggestions to:
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Tue, 27 June 2006
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As last week J.O. Terry tells a story from one of his Bible Storying sessions in Bangladesh. This week he tells the story of a non-literate woman (with quite a memory!). Harold Hendrick, of the Bott Radio Network continues the interview with Marcus Vegh of Progressive Vision and Avery Willis of the International Orality Network in a discussion about Marcus' illness as it relates to the global need for oral communication among the remaining unreached. The Marcus Vegh letter mentioned in the show has now been removed from the Progressive Vision website. It has been replaced by an update on Marcus which can be read here. As always ... Please send us your audio comments, feedback or suggestions to:
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Tue, 20 June 2006
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J.O. Terry, recently retired from the IMB has conducted over 135 Bible Storying training sessions, mostly among rural and other oral communicators in Asia. Today he tells a story from one of those sessions he gave in Bangladesh. Harold Hendrick, of the Bott Radio Network station KSIV in St Louis, Missouri, USA, interviewed, for the Encounter programme aired on 25th May 2006, Marcus Vegh of Progressive Vision and Avery Willis of the International Orality Network in a discussion relating the global need for oral communication to the remaining unreached. Today we play the first part (of three) to that interview. The clip helps introduce these valiant servants of the Lord and shows their heart that beats after the Lord of Harvest, and for the knowledge of His glory to cover the earth as the waters cover the sea. After hearing the show join us in the forum to read or share stories that are blessing the nations and its peoples. Start a new thread of discussion or join in one that is going on now. Let's get these forums moving! Take your comments or questions about the show, story4all or Bible storying online now! As always ... Please send us your audio comments, feedback or suggestions to:
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Tue, 13 June 2006
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After listing the orality/storying events happening in various places, today's show focuses mainly on the amazing story of the Mouk from Papua New Guinea. The discussion centres round the video of that move of God, entitled "EE-TAOW! The Mouk Story". This movie is produced by NTM (New Tribes Mission) and tells the story of how a couple of ordinary church folk from North America, rejected as potential missionaries by mission boards, dared to believe God and pursue their calling to go to the ends of the earth with the Story of God. The story shows how Mark Zook and family, with the use of New Tribes Mission materials and training, impacted the animistic Mouk and saw them come to Jesus in large numbers. Get the video or DVD from the New Tribes Mission web site: here. As we said on the show, browse around and double check that you choose the correct video format or DVD region format when you go to make an order from this site. If in doubt use the other contact details on the NTM site to inquire or make your purchase. We highly recommend this movie (and its sequel, "EE-TAOW! The next chapter") as a modern day example of how chronological presentation of Bible truth is changing nations and transforming spiritually enslaved peoples into committed followers of Jesus. If you want to know how to subscribe to the story4all podcast, and have not already done so, we include a piece at the very end of today's episode to explain how you can do that. We apologise for this tech piece in advance to those of you who do not need it, but we feel it was an important inclusion at this stage of our journey, to help those who do not know how to subscribe and want to do so. Full written subscription details appear on our website at this address: How to subscribe to story4all. As always ... Please send us your audio comments, feedback or suggestions to:
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Tue, 6 June 2006
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The first module (of 7) in the CD series entitled Following Jesus - Making Disciples of Primary Oral Learners, from which we played today's audio clip on Orality and Literacy, can be found online at a specially reduced price here. A world class team of eight specialists in communicating Biblical truth to primary oral learners (70% of the world's population!) came together in round table discussion to explore this subject in depth. This first dip into this resource serves to get our feet wet. We shall revisit this material in future podcasts. Four of the specialists - each with a key role in promoting the use of oral strategies to reach oral learners - and who can be heard on today's show are:
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Tue, 30 May 2006
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Tue, 23 May 2006
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Fri, 12 May 2006 Well here it is - the very first edition of the story4all podcast at long last!
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