![]() ![]() We can use this section of the lesson to “go back and get” those things that connect us culturally toward liberation.Ĭase Study: Every lesson includes a case study that presents real and relatively current stories that connect to the Bible story and help to bring out the lesson goals for the session. ![]() Sankofa: This is an African term that means, “go back and get it.” The Sankofa section of each lesson offers us the chance to connect the biblical story to the story of the African continent, the African diaspora, and those of African descent. In addition, this section includes creative retellings of the story to make it easier for us to understand in our modern contexts. This section allows us to enter the story of the gospel through critical thinking. Telling the Bible Story: These lessons use storytelling as the main mode of teaching. Introduction: Each lesson begins with a brief paragraph that will set the stage for the readings and will open up our minds toward the liberative lens of scripture. Each lesson’s storytelling format will consist of the following sections: Storytelling will offer us the opportunity to engage the wrestling, to encounter the questions, and to join together in a communal pursuit toward faithful living and liberation. It is our hope that with this new lesson structure rooted in stories, we will enter with open eyes and hearts to encounter the wonders of God. The Bible is our sacred text and therein lies the grand story of which we are a part. We are excited to introduce to you the new structure of the adult quarterly lessons – Liberating Faith Studies. ![]()
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