NBSC Video Library
Tellings, talks and theatre
Vancouver School of Theology
Biblical Storytelling:
A Short Why and How
Linnea Good
for Vancouver School of Theology
Linnea presents an engaging walk-through of the origins of telling Holy Word by heart and invites participants in this workshop to begin the process of learning and by-hearting.
With visuals and humour, this is a good introduction to the discipline of Biblical Storytelling.
Story Theatre: February 2022
Story Theatre:
The Word told by Heart
The Northern Sacred Story Group presents a Valentines story concert: "Love Letters from God - texts of love from the Bible”.
The Canada-India By-Heart Guild tells the II Kings story of "Elisha and the Shunammite Woman”,
Keith Metzger shares Romans 8:31-39 - I am convinced!
Linnea tells Luke 9:28-36 - Jesus’ Transfiguration,
Sharon Pradeep shares Isaiah 6:1-8 Holy, Holy, Holy!
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Training Workshop
NBSC Workshop 101
October 23/21
Beyond mere "memorizing"! Explore the methods and techniques that open up the Word, increase memory and understanding, and learn the origins of this ancient discipline of telling.
Leadership: Master Storyteller, Dean of the Academy for Biblical Storytelling, Tracy Radosevic.
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Training Workshop
NBSC Workshop 201
October 30/21
With attention to heart and mind!
Lori Ruge-Jones leads in a series of questions and conversations in this enrichment level workshop. Mining the array of possible emotions in a story allows the teller to portray them with more depth in performance. Lori gives us some research tools for "exegesis" - or drawing out the original meaning of the words, context and story.
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Story Theatre 2021
NBSC Story Theatre November 20/21
Luke's John the Baptist proclamation, Revelations imagery, Matthew's Baptism of Jesus, the Saga of Brave Queen Esther, Mark's Transfiguration and a bBlessing from the Letter to the Philippians. All this in November's Story Theatre. (The conversation to follow is not recorded, for privacy purposes).
Festival of Telling 2021
Keynote I:
Dr Tom Boomershine
The What, Why, When of
Biblical Storytelling
The ancient origins of biblical storytelling in Israel, and in the telling of stories of Jesus, how the discipline is re-emerging as a way of studying the text, and about some of the experimental research into current scripture telling.
Festival of Telling 2021
Keynote II:
Dr Tom Boomershine
The Origins and Impact of
the Gospel of Mark
Jesus talked about a new upside-down kingdom - about responding to
enemies and violence with good. Tom explores the storytelling origins of
the Gospel of Mark and how, in the aftermath of the Jewish-Roman War,
the themes of war and peace loom so large in this Gospel. We hear these stories as an encounter with Jesus and his new Way.
Festival of Telling 2021
Keynote III:
Dr Tom Boomershine
The Story of the Messiah of Peace
Ancient and modern tales tend to glorify the myth of redemptive violence - the belief that evil can only be overcome by more violence. Here Tom focuses on the climactic accounts of Jesus' ministry, death and resurrection - stories which stand as vindication of God’s Way of overcoming the powers
of evil. Tom shares the implications of these stories, which can lead us to peace-making in our day.
Festival of Telling 2021
Keynote IV:
Dr Tom Boomershine
Jesus: The Messiah of Peace
What is Biblical Storytelling? How can we better understand Mark's Gospel by exploring its origins as a spoken word performance - by real people to real communities? Will this change the way we interpret the tone and the text? This is Tom's reflection for the public closing worship of the Festival.
Festival of Telling 2021
Steve Bell
Reflection & Song
"This is Love"
Canadian guest theologian singer-songwriter Steve Bell reflects on Jesus' way of self-sacrificing love. His words stand as introduction to the song "This is Love".
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Festival of Telling 2021
Ray Aldred
Plenary Reflection
"Conversation with Ken Quiring"
An end-of-evening reflection on Day One's presentation featuring Cree Elder and Vancouver School of Theology faculty member Ray Aldred.
May 23/21
Acts 2:1-21 Pentecost!
A shared, worldwide telling
The Network of Biblical Storytellers Canada, with friends from the NBS India and others share the account of the Holy Spirit filling the community with fire, breath and the gift of tongues. In English, bursting into 14 different languages.
2021
Story Theatre
June 19, 2021
The Network of Biblical Storytellers Canada, with friends from the US and India, shares an hour of a beautiful variety of scriptures by heart.
2021
Ancient Stepping Stones
Workshop
July 24/21
John Frank-Epp leads a 90-minute workshop in a method of discovering the "architecture" of a text, identifying its key words, or "stepping stones", in order to create a flow of gesture memory.
VIDEOS AND HANDOUTS:
April 11, 2021
Closing Worship at the NBS Canada Festival of Telling
including Epic Telling
April 11, 2021
