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Dr. Larry Dinkins spoke at the Wednesday Night service at Calvary Chapel in Monrovia, California on August 7, 2013. Listen as Larry shares how the Lord lead him in his nearly 30 years of ministry in Thailand. He also gives … Continue reading →

A new paper titled “Presenting Orality in Academic Contexts” by Dr. Larry Dinkins is available for download here. This paper was originally presented at the Hong Kong 2013 ION Consultation. The paper gives insight on the challenges involved in incorporating … Continue reading →

Larry Dinkins shows how to use a simple cardboard prop to illustrate the story of about the four men who brought a paralyzed man to Jesus as found in Mark 2:1-12. Here is a 9 minute demonstration video. The video … Continue reading →

ION – The International Orality Network has just launched a new web site. Check it out at the new ION website. Links to the latest edition of the Orality Journal and other useful resources can be found there.

Dr Larry Dinkins spoke to over 40 participants in a Simply the Story (STS) Vision Casting seminar sponsored by the Bible Society of Singapore on February 22, 2013. Larry led the participants through a two-hour long introduction to oral communication … Continue reading →

Here is a collection of Thai STS Radio programs that have been prepared by Dr. Larry Dinkins. Each episode is about 30 minutes long and features a Bible story told in Thai using the STS format followed by a discussion … Continue reading →

Larry Dinkins recently led a chapel session for the students at Bangkok Bible Seminary using the STS method of Bible storying.  Here is the video: Watch on YouTube –> ดร. ระวี ดินกินส์ เล่าเรื่องเจาะใจที่ Bangkok Bible Seminary

From time to time, Larry Dinkins guest posts on my blog about his adventures in orality.  In case you haven’t seen those posts, here are the links. Voting for a Sermon Four Encounters – Four Stories The Power of Oral … Continue reading →

A couple of new items have been added to our Resources section. The first is a paper entitled “Chronological Communication of the Gospel Goes from Country to City” published by the Evangelical Missiological Society, Southwest on March 18, 2011. Here … Continue reading →