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Did you know...

Two-thirds of our world are oral communicators? That's 4 billion people who can't, don't or won't read or communicate by literate means!

This site, and the reason for the existence of story4all, has to do with relevant communication of the Good News of Jesus Christ with that "oral two thirds", so that passionate groups (churches) of His followers might be multiplied and the earth may be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.

We believe deeply that the Message Jesus delivered was not only brought by Him "wearing our skin" (becoming like us and embodying the Message), but it came in a style best understood by His audience, and in a language of the heart.

It has been estimated that only 8% of people living in Israel during Jesus' time on earth were literate. However, He came and taught everyone (literate Pharisees, etc., as well as the mostly non-literate populace) through the medium of stories. Mark chapter 4 says "He was never without a story when He spoke". Jesus saw fit to deliver truths to the literate and non-literate alike through the medium of stories. He demonstrated through this that to be effective and to promote recall in the minds of those who hear, most of our communication should be housed in stories.

Ironically, 90% of all Christian ministry today occurs through literate communication styles!

Is it not time to proclaim the best news the world has ever heard in a way that most people can grasp it ... through stories, drama, song and other oral means of presentation?

story4all believes something needs to be done about this imbalance.

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            <title>Global Recordings Network</title>
            <description>On today's show: 

Gospel Recordings Network - long-time ministers to Oral Learners round the world!
An interview with USA Directors of Mobilisation, Guy &amp; Jan Piersall and with Australia National Director Graydon Colville
Concludes with two exciting stories of GRN's storying ministry
Graydon, Guy and Jan talk with Bryan about the work and ministry of Global Recordings Network, telling stories from the early days as well as highlighting current "hot off the press" stories of God moving in exciting ways through this wonderful ministry. They tell of short-term opportunities (see links below) and also list some prayer requests for our listeners to bring to the Lord in their personal times of prayer and intercession. 

Links from today's interview: 

Learn more about Global Recordings Network
See what they say about storytelling
See what resources they have that you can use! 
See current prayer needs
Check out some links about short-term outreach possibilities and see what has happened on previous GRN short-term trips. Want to be a part of changing history in the nations? Contact GRN for this year's plans ... 

Learn about short-term trips here
A recent trip to Papua New Guinea
Watch a slideshow about a trip into a remote part of Peru
Bangladesh or bust!
Are you a techie? You're needed!
Take an internship and make a difference with your life
Please send us your audio comments ... feedback ... suggestions to: 

Skype: story4all
in the USA: new tel #(206) 279-4705
by email
Or via the My Chingo link in the right hand sidebar
Enjoy this show and don't forget to explore the jam-packed Global Recordings Network website!! Check out if they have a work in your country and see what they're doing!

Direct download: s4a041.mp3
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An interview with USA Directors of Mobilisation, Guy &amp; Jan Piersall and with Australia National Director Graydon Colville
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