Stories

“This is a story about God's servant Elisha who lived many hundreds of years before the birth of our Lord Jesus. Now, one time, there was...

Are there benefits to telling stories orally, as opposed to writing them down? What about Bible stories? How should we pass them on?

A Storying Fellowship Group (SFG) is a way of enabling people to hear and reflect on Scripture in one's natural and colloquial language.

Confused about what the differences are? Here is a brief explanation!

Wycliffe Singapore collaborates with a team of volunteers from Paya Lebar Chinese Methodist Church to re-tell Bible stories in Teochew.

When times get tough, hearing God’s Word enables believers to keep going.

In early 2021, Wycliffe Singapore launched a Teochew storying project to retell Bible stories in colloquial Teochew.

The dialect storying team attended an online webinar, “How to Lead an Oral Bible Story Group Session” conducted by members of Cru.

Hazel attended Wycliffe's “Oral Bible Storytelling” workshop in 2021. She shares what she learnt and what went on during the workshop.

Our story testers had prepared questions to ask a non-believer – but they didn’t expect her to have hard-hitting questions too!