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Faith in Action

Sharing our stories of faith

Taking a cue from Dave Isay’s StoryCorps project, David Lose is intrigued with the idea of people recording their faith stories and the value such a project could have: “Can we capture the faith stories of our people, young and old, new to the faith and experienced disciples? And can we collect them? And share them?” To read more and to watch Isay’s TED Talk on story gathering, click here.

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