Typical use would be in an institutional setting where the flannelgraph set belongs to the institution or is part of a ministry project. The Jesus Film is an excellent visual adjunct to use after storying the Old Testament. Some use the J-Film after storying the gospel following the Luke account so that the film viewers are already familiar with the story and now see it unfold visually. While others in the conference will no doubt talk about the use of music, there are several distinct advantages where music is culturally appropriate. Character songs which tell stories of Bible characters are both interesting and an effective way of stimulating retention.
Some cultures learn and remember through songs.
So that which is to be remembered must be sung. Songs learned in the Evangelism Track storying can lead into worship songs for the emerging church. Most peoples have some kind of folk songs which may be a singing style that is coupled with recitation and drama. Drama This is a cost effective oral-visual medium. Further, many peoples enjoy the participation in the stories as well as watching others dramatize them.