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John Walsh

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John Walsh wrote The Art of Storytelling.

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Religion, Gender, and Industry

History & Biography

“This valuable volume is to be welcomed for bringing the Fletchers further out from Wesley's shadow. It is instructive to see them expertly assessed from the perspective of recent historiography: John as model Evangelical pastor of an industrializing parish and as a theologian whose insights into holiness, mysticism, and charismatic piety continue to engage transatlantic attention; Mary as an enduring inspiration to women preachers and leaders.”

Telling the Gospel Through Story

Evangelism & Missions

“I appreciate Christine Dillon's knowledge and experience of using storytelling in evangelism. Many people love to talk about 'orality' and theorize on how and why it should work. Christine learned the concepts of storytelling and immediately started using them. Over the years, she has had to improve her skills, change her approach and develop her methods. This ongoing process has been key in her success. Now she has written down what she has learned. This is a must-read for those wanting to develop these same skills.”

The Elusive Quest of the Spiritual Malcontent

History & Biography

“Evangelicalism has produced a multitude of seekers and finders, who exerted to the full their right of private judgment when traveling along their spiritual track in search of an ideal church. Religious history is often written from the perspective of the big battalions and Stunt's lively and deeply researched book offsets this bias by rescuing from near oblivion some of the unusual pilgrims who undertook this quest. A fascinating study.”

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Cover of The Art of Storytelling

The Art of Storytelling

Arts & Literature

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