EPISODE · Jul 22, 2008 · 27 MIN
s4a116 - Summer Sessions 1
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Today's show: Storytelling by accident!Jim Bowman tells his storyReaching remote non-literates with the Gospel 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. Links from today's show: Scriptures in Use siteScriptures in Use 20th Anniversary special newsletterWikipedia write up about the Tarahumara people 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: Go here and click on the word "Vote" in the Actions boxGo to Podcast Pickle and write a review for us Please send us your audio and written feedback! via Skype: story4all by email Or via the My Chingo link in the right hand sidebar Join us in the forum. Enjoy the show!!
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