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BIOGRAPHY
Jon Huckins
This veteran youth worker is currently in his fourth year as the junior high and high school pastor at Harbor Chapel Community Church in Monterey County, California. Jon's a regular speaker at various summer camps and conferences throughout California, countywide youth events, local churches, and speaks regularly in his churches' main adult Sunday service. He enjoys combining scripture with using the art of storytelling, using both fiction and non-fiction stories around a specific topic.
SCHEDULE FOR SACRAMENTO
Teaching Through the Art of Fictional Storytelling
(Seminar Series #5)
Oct 12 3:30 PM-5:00 PM
Sacramento
Everyone wants to be part of a story. And we live in a culture that is saturated by stories. There are movies, books, and short stories; and we all have our own stories that we share with people every day. In this seminar we’re going to look at a mode of communication that uses the art of storytelling as a medium for engaging students with real-life issues, and then relates these topics to the ultimate story that’s centered in the way of Jesus. This seminar will be a time of conversation, questions, and instruction on why and how we can engage our students through this method of storytelling. We’ll get very specific about how to create our own stories (fiction and nonfiction) using plot, characters, and setting to communicate a specific topic.
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