A B C D E F H M O P R S T U V W
A foundation to selecting an initial story set
A stone and five sticks scattered on the ground…
About explicit and implicit information
And I thought I knew that story
Best practices and key principles relating to storying and story telling
Building relationships and worldview
Different perspectives and one God
Diversity of people demands diversity of approaches
Engaging with the Eternal through His Word
Engaging with the message of the Bible
'Entering' stories like children
Exploring oral Scripture translation
Facilitating 'impact learning'
How about the Great Commission?
How can communities manage long-term access to truth?
Modeling Scripture telling concept
More than one communication art form
Oral Bible Translation: Exploring oral Scripture translation
Oral Bible Translation video: The Nata Experience
Oral Bible Translation - the whole Bible divided in suggested passages for panoramic translation
Oral Bible Translation - Scripture Engagement workshop reports
Oral drafting versus literate drafting
Passages of the whole Bible divided for Oral Scripture Translation
Reclaiming redemptive analogies
Signing demonstrates orality principles
Sustainable Scripture engagement
The Bible among other writings
The Giant Mango Tree (a story)
The need for an accurate Biblical account
Using diverse communication art forms
Virtues of engaging with print
What is needed to choose stories
What is the definition of 'translation' and why?
When there are already puzzle pieces in place
Why I love panoramas and tapestries
Willingness to take time to focus
