International Orality Network

Making Disciples of Oral Learners

Organizations making God’s Word available to oral learners in culturally appropriate ways that enable church planting movements everywhere.

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Innovation in MIssions Award given to The International Orality Network by Steve Moore of The Missions Exchange.

Baptist Press' Press Release on ION's Innovation in Missions Award

ION Annual Conference, September 2010, Mark your calendars
(Exact dates and place yet to be determined)

The 2009 ION Annual Conference presented great opportunities to network, as well as for new people to connect and be introduced to the what, why and how of serving oral preferenced communicators in the context of who they are. It was exciting to hear testimonies of succesful ministry, as well as benefit from lessons learned. Storying was an intregal part of the program, including a session addressing the uniqueness of a variety of training programs. There were also the opportunities to learn about new media tools and advancing technological developments. We'll continue to focus in 2010 on the complete scope of oral preferenced communicators ranging from those that work with the unreached people groups (primary orality) as well as those who work with the literate who "choose" to communicate by oral means (secondary orality). Plan to join us and beome part of a movement desiring to serve all people in the context of who they are in a relevant way.

Arkansas Democratic Gazette article on Avery Willis and ION

For an online copy of the book, Making Disciples of Oral Learners, please download this file Making_Disciples_of_Oral_Learners

To purchase a copy of the book, please click here



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Monie & Marianne Chiong

Do we have to memorize the story word for word or can we just memorize the picture or event

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We are working with 12 or more different languages when we teach the stories. The question has come up' "do we have to memorize the story word for word"? In general I am saying, no you don't have to memorize it word for word if you can be consistent and accurate each time you teach it to a group. Actually we don't want to use the term memorize but rather internalize which means not only head knowlContinue

Posted by Monie & Marianne Chiong on November 4, 2009 at 3:30pm

Pat Jewett

Reaching More People

Social Networking is EXPLODING! How can you ignore it? People are now engaging in social network debates ranging from the public funding of Individual Health Insurance/Temporary Medical Insurance to the justificat… Continue

Posted by Pat Jewett on October 20, 2009 at 10:32am

Paul.Mark

great new book on biblical storytelling

William Carey Library is offering a 55% discount on TELLING GOD'S STORIES WITH POWER until October 31st. CLICK HERE to find out more.

Posted by Paul.Mark on September 24, 2009 at 5:01am

Tom Stout

Plenary Sessions of ION Conference 2009 were blogged LIVE!

Bet you didn't know that the guy in the very last row was blogging these sessions live, did you? Another proof of concept for future IONs that can be seen at http://www.audiobiblesforparaguay.org/liveblog/

Once again this is not an official site, but others might find it interesting.

Posted by Tom Stout on September 18, 2009 at 2:29pm

Tom Stout

ION Conference 2009 Resources available online

Although not official sites of ION. I set up a drop site where folks could put their notes and files. It turned out to be more of a proof of concept idea as I was the only one who participated in this social venture.

There are some files and links there that were made available for free at the conference. So stop by and get something or leave something.

http://drop.io/ionconference2009

Posted by Tom Stout on September 18, 2009 at 2:00pm

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Dan Halmar

Chinese dialect resources? 1 Reply

Started by Dan Halmar. Last reply by Rol Heck Nov 2.

Bruce G.

Bihari stories? 2 Replies

Started by Bruce G.. Last reply by Bruce G. Oct 12.

Bruce G.

Story Sets for Buddhists? 4 Replies

Started by Bruce G.. Last reply by Jim Stahl Oct 9.

 
 

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