IDEAS OVERVIEW
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This growing list of ideas will help you creatively implement Bible storying in your group. To learn more about the process of storying, click here.
Ideas are grouped in the following categories:
PRE-STORYING – exercises to prepare your group before your begin storying.
PREP & TELLING – set the right tone and challenge your group toward imaginative listening.
REVIEW & RETELL – infuse creativity and energy in your group as you remember the story.
DIALOGUE & CONNECT – set-up your discussion time right, then try activities that inspire application.
Within these categories, their are also two different types of ideas: Interactive exercises and setups. Set-ups are scripts that help you to explain different aspects of storying to your group.
We are always looking to add to these lists –
This section is for people who LOGIN to this website.
This growing list of ideas will help you creatively implement Bible storying in your group. To learn more about the process of storying, click here.
Ideas are grouped in the following categories:
PRE-STORYING – exercises to prepare your group before your begin storying.
PREP & TELLING – set the right tone and challenge your group toward imaginative listening.
REVIEW & RETELL – infuse creativity and energy in your group as you remember the story.
DIALOGUE & CONNECT – set-up your discussion time right, then try activities that inspire application.
Within these categories, their are also two different types of ideas: Interactive exercises and setups. Set-ups are scripts that help you to explain different aspects of storying to your group.
We are always looking to add to these lists –
“Tell me and I will forget. Show me, and I may remember. Involve me, and I will understand.”
- CONFUCIUS, 450 BC“Without past or future, it is tough to find meaning in the present…Story is the primary way we impart what really matters to the next generation. Stories have the potential to embody biblical and theological content in ways that sink into the imagination, take root, and grow.”
- SARAH AURTHUR