

Our passion is to provide you with resources that help you communicate God’s truth to those who learn best by oral means.
HSI is an organization which supports using local, indigenous forms of song, dance, and other expressions for Christian worship. Many of these are oral art forms that could enrich ministry in an oral culture. This is a link to their youtube home page.
Echo the Story offers downloads of storying materials for postmoderns. This story set is being used successfully to begin new home groups among irreligious people in the Pacific Northwest, one of the most unchurched areas of the United States. The stories follow Scripture closely; the distinctively postmodern element is how the tellers set up each story and the questions they use in the dialog.
Deaf Stories is a blog from volunteers at the 2009 Deaflypics in Taipei, Taiwan.
Resource-International.info is a free resource for those who work,serve and minister in the Arab Muslim world. According to Resource International, they “[seek] to provide a comprehensive on-line database of information and critique of print and audio-visual resources.”
The Lausanne Global Conversation wants to bring world evangelization issues and responses to the table. Their site is "one step towards bringing together the global church to engage with these important issues."
"Her dark face lined with the wrinkles of many years, C reaches up both of her hands with a sweet smile and a greeting every time I go to visit her," writes a Sereer-Sine Team member...
When Forest Baptist Church of Forest, Va., began their engagement with the B people of Nigeria in March 2009, they were told several things...
A Bissa Team member shares: "Walking to my truck after an outreach literacy class, my friend and I talked about her precious daughter, who was quietly riding...
As church planting continues among the EK people, pray that God will bring unity and understanding among the members of the EK leadership team during the translation process of the chronological Bible stories into the EK language...
Thank you for your prayers for the OneStory project in Scotland. Workers write: “Give thanks to God for providing us with a story-crafter to help us with our first three stories! Thank Him, too, for showing...
OneStory workers continue to request prayer for their project. Please pray for language learning and for new relationships, and ask that they will be able to get Bible stories recorded, translated and tested on a regular basis...
Two Moko workers are continuing to work diligently on crafting Bible stories into the Moko language. Some elderly and young Moko women are helping...
Thanks to the International Orality Network and IMB, this video gives great insight into oral learners and the importance of understanding how to communicate to them.
Through the ministry of missionaries Jerry and Carol Robertson, village chiefs and others among the Nafana of Cote d'Ivoire are giving their lives to Christ.
Missionary Judy Miller shares her thoughts as team leader about the difficult, yet encouraging work of the OneStory teams in West Africa.