Our passion is to provide you with resources that help you communicate God’s truth to those who learn best by oral means.
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World Bibles
WorldBibles.org has audio resources in over 4,000 languages. The site allows you to locate your desired area by clicking an interactive map. It then gives you the ability to choose your desired language to see what resources are available.
Deaf Stories
Deaf Stories is a blog from volunteers at the 2009 Deaflypics in Taipei, Taiwan.
36 Parables
36 Parables is a web site devoted to telling modern-day versions of parables from the Bible through video. This site is an example of how film can drive spiritual thought and conversation.
Oral Bible School, The
"This particular chronological Bible storying set is unique in that it is focused on peoples who are folk Buddhist-animists. With that in mind, the initial story set in the evangelism phase focuses on the truth that God, the Creator, is more powerful and more awesome than any other being in the universe and is thus worthy of our worship."
story4all
Story4all contains a wide variety of news and information about orality and Bible storying. Its podcasts are full of relevant and useful information about resources and topics related to sharing God's truth in the world today.
Ngabe of Southern Costa Rica and Panama (ing-AW-bay)
The Ngabe Team writes: “A radio program with chronological Bible stories, Scripture reading, and preaching in the heart language of the Ngabe people was begun in May 2009...
Samogho (Duun Tribe) of Mali (SAH-moh-goh/doon)
As February was the wedding month and everyone was gone, Samogho Team member Lori and J, her co-laborer, did not return to village S until March to visit with the men and the chief who had been so excited to hear God’s Word...
OneStory: West Africa
Kacy of the OneStory Malinke Team shares: "A few days ago Reaiah, some of our fellow workers, and I here in Mali were discussing a story from the Bible about Paul and what God was showing us from it...
Coconut People of East Asia
There are 1.3 million Coconut people living in East Asia today, with only 400 known believers. The Coconut people live in small communities...
Samogho (Duun Tribe) of Mali (SAH-moh-goh/doon)
Thank you so much for praying as Samogho Team member Lori traveled to five new villages. Four of them were open for her to come back...
Last Frontier
"We are so excited by the answer to your prayers that God would draw to Himself even more members of our people group! One of the widow’s daughters, Y, has been growing in her faith...
Senufo Supyire of Mali (SIN-oo-fo su-PEER-ay)
In February, you were asked to pray for the Senufo Supyire Team to have wisdom in helping families give their children a good physical foundation as well as a solid spiritual one. Join them in giving thanks as they write: "In April, a Senufo Supyire believer in village N shared that her grandchild was sick...
DNA 21: Videos
Avery Willis continues to call for a disciple-making revolution by describing the great spiritual need in our nation.
Bible Storying with the Nafana
Since there is no part of the scripture in the Nafana language, Jerry has translated several key stories from the Old and New Testaments into Nafana. By hearing the stories in their own language, several Nafana have already come to Christ.
Knock, Knock - Understanding Orality
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.
