Narratives of Faith
This seminar examines the community stories that shape our faith and our congregations. Participants will engage in the craft of storytelling as a means for congregational healing and community ministry.
Course curriculum
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How to Use this Course
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Introduction Video
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Scripture Copyright Permissions
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Session Video
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Sharing With Your Team
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Something to Do
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Suggested Resources
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Session Video
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Sharing With Your Team
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Something to Do
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Suggested Resources
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Session Video
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Sharing With Your Team
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Something to Do
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Suggested Resources
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Session Video
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Sharing With Your Team
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Something to Do
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Suggested Resources
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Session Video
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Sharing With Your Team
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Something to Do
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Suggested Resources
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About this course
- $39.00
- 29 lessons
- 1.5 hours of video content
- Six session videos aimed at helping learners recognize narrative patterns & engage in redemptive congregational storytelling.
- Calls to action to allow your group to continue learning after the session video has ended.
- Discussion questions to help facilitate application of course content to your specific context.
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Instructor(s)
Instructor Rev. Bob Fox
Bob Fox is a native Kentuckian and life-long part of the Baptist tradition. Born in Louisville, Kentucky, his family moved to California shortly after his arrival for five years before returning to the Commonwealth. He is a product of the Jefferson County Public Schools, graduating from Louisville Central High School. Following the example of his parents, he attended Centre College in Danville graduating with honors. He graduated from Southern Seminary with an M.Div. in the last class whose diplomas were signed by Roy Honeycutt. Having deeply planted his roots in the Baptist tradition, he attended Vanderbilt University where he was granted an MA and exposure to the richness of the broader Christian tradition.