
A South African Deaf man comes to know Jesus through Bible stories. Now he works to faithfully craft stories and tell other Deaf about Jesus.
Most of the herders do not read, so oral stories are used to teach morals and communicate truth...
In the midst of the deadliest conflict since World War II, Congolese Baptists use Bible storying to reach soldiers and rebels.
For many centuries the Patuas have been the oral newspapers of their society. They traveled from village to village singing their own compositions while unrolling hand-pa...
"Marcella* and I walked outside of the village and across the road and then back so we could get a good view of all the people as they lined up to pray. It was sad to see...
David never imagined he'd use ghosts as a way to share the Gospel.
RICHMOND, Va. (BP)--The International Orality Network, of which IMB (International Mission Board) is a sponsor, received the Mission Exchange’s Innovation in Mission Awar...
"As they waited, they were interviewed by American television news journalists. My husband and I went from channel to channel, until we began hearing the same phrases rep...
Susan and Amy, journeymen in Mali, live in an African village because they know relationships are the key to crafting and recording stories from the heart of the Bible fo...
Broadcasting news, community information and hope to the Aukaner people of South America
Krystal steps out of her hut, but there's no morning paper on her doorstep to tell her what's going on outside of this dusty sub-Saharan village. Most of the people here ...