Crafting Bible stories in an oral culture

Wycliffe Foundation

Jan 20, 2010Government & Organizations

By Elizabeth Wilson, Storying Consultant, Wycliffe Bible Translators “These stories have allowed me to share the gospel in ways I’ve never been able to share before,” Peter* answered, when I asked him how the oral...

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