Webinar: Stories and Oral Bibles starting October 7th
Experience and training from decades-long learning in Central Asia and Berlin
Dear << Test First Name / Vorname >>
This webinar is geared at the European and Asian Time Zones, starting 10.00 o clock Berlin time (CEST) on October 7th 2022
- How can you share the Good News with people who do not or rarely read?
- There is the German without an immigration background who finished school, but in everyday life he never opens a book.
- Or there are the 10% of Berliners who never finished school.
- There are the Muslims who are used to hearing news through stories.
- There are the newly arrived refugees whose German or English is limited.
- There are the children who learn to read at school, but at home their reading is limited to homework.
If you are reading books in Germany or in most countries of the world, you belong to a minority.
Let´s discover together, how each of us can use Oral Bibles in his or her context.
If you want to reach the majority, this webinar is for you, if you want to share the Good News with
- oriental refugees
- postmodern urban Europeans or Americans
- adherents of the majority religions in Asia
- Inner City people
Sometimes potential participants ask me before the seminar: "Is this applicable in my context?"
“Yes, I am leading everyone to discover how to apply orality in his context.” I had participants from Europe, both Americas, Middle East, South and East Asia, obviously they have many different backgrounds.
What is the Curriculum? Each session lasts 3 hours with break!!
Sessions 1-3 10.00 CEST/Berlin time; 11.00 Istanbul time; 14.00 Bishkek time, Vladivostok 18.00:
October 7th: Intro into orality and two sentence devotion
October 14th: Evaluation and Two sentence devotion
October 21st NO webinar, time for practice
October 28th: Develop a storyset for your context
Session 4-5: 10.00 CET/Berlin time; 12.00 Istanbul time; 15.00 Bishkek time, Vladivostok 19.00
November 4th: Develop a panorama/overview
November 11th: Intro into Motivating Stories
During the 5 interactive seminar sessions
- You will listen to examples from decades of practice
- You will understand why stories are important
- You will learn to craft your own stories and panoramas/summaries
- You will learn how to tell a story
There is time for practice between the session.
There will be also time to evaluate the stories told between the sessions.
This webinar follows the pattern of the "Four Fields", a parable from Mark 4:26-29.
Result: At the end of session 5 every participant will have at least three tools ready (stories) which he or she can use in everyday life with Germans, Americans, Asians, refugees and other migrants.
You need a gmail-address for getting access to a google drive in order to make the homework. You need 15-20 minutes every time for the homework.
Cost: Free
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Registration deadline: October 1st.
Other information
The sessions will be NOT recorded and now recording is allowed by the participants either.
Minimum participants number is 10, maximum participants is 20.
If you have questions, write to Friedhelm at friedhelm@multiplyberlin.de
About the lecturer
Since 2007 Friedhelm works orally and has pioneered several oral methodologies in Central Asia. Since 2015 he is serving in Berlin. He is teaching about orality in person and online since 2014.
May Jesus bless you
Yours Friedhelm
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