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Stories tell the story in Appalachia
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Stories Tell the Story In Appalachia. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/703a275a-51b4-4e2a-98cb-0e0c49a5e47f.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- The author explored the question can we use indigenous stories, folklore, legends, etc. in reaching to provide occasions through which a congregation may experience the gospel as judgment and grace? The reader is led through a discussion of the communication eras ultimately to understand the secondarily oral society thriving in Appalachia today. oral stories are recorded, transcribed, and edited for sermonic use in story sermons. The results revealed the significant benefit to be gained through the use of story sermons within congregational settings. The actual evaluative tools which were used and their results are included in this work.
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