This is a collection of resources for participants on Pamela's workshop on Re-Storying the People of God, first offered for the Fresh Start program of the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis in October 2010.
About the Enlightenment - Archbishop Rowan Williams' Address to the Royal Society on the Enlightenment The Rev'd Canon Giles Fraser's comments on the Address in Church Times Storytelling organizations and resources The Network of Biblical Storytellers, International Gretchen Wolff Pritchard's Beulah Enterprises Karen Chace's compendium of storytelling links Age-appropriate storyteling at Solomon's Porch. As I understand it, they work on one story a month, and the children encounter the story four times. There's a pair of teachers who lead the basic story, a group of teachers who lead acting out/music around the story, a pair of teachers who lead crafts related to the story, and a pair of teachers who lead lead a small service project around the story. Getting people together to listen to one another- Debbie Asberry has recommended Seeing Things Whole The Shalem Institute - thanks, Rebecca! About storytelling's possibilities for changing situations - The Transformational Language Arts Network Some interesting sites at the intersection of narrative and exegesis Girardian Reflections on the Lectionary Hans Frei, an unpublished lecture - On Interpreting the Christian Story Walter Brueggemann on Biblical Authority and on Counterscript: Living with the Elusive God In our neighborhood! Mike Mather's narrative leadership at Broadway United Methodist Church in Indianapolis Wonderful biblical storytelling projects at Mount Zion Baptist Church in Indianapolis
Oops! Jackson Kemper is indeed on the calendar of saints. Kindly forgive my whining about his omission. Some of his personal papers have been made available online by the Canterbury Project.
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