Resources

This hard copy resource includes scenes from the Beyond the River movie along with lessons to encourage conversations and learning about the power of diversity.

Being a father can be very challenging. It's important that we celebrate all the small victories along the way. This discussion starter has prompts to help guide fathers in conversations about their own experiences of fatherhood. 

"There's a lot of undoing from our upbringing and culture we have to be aware of" – Asanda Sibanyoni. This is one of the statements we use as a conversation starter in this mini-guide for groups to explore.

This discussion starter explores what it means to be a present and active father. We use stories from real people about their own experiences of fatherhood to get the conversation going.

This resource contains one standalone sermon outline on the topic of diversity and inclusion, and five session outlines on the topic of building bridges in the context of the church.

This resource contains four sermon outlines on the topic of story-sharing. They can be used as part of a church-wide rollout of What’s Your Story?

This list of keywords and their definitions will support learners' understanding of the topics covered in our What's Your Story? lessons and school activities.

Part one of our recommended introductory module for all teachers interested in using a What's Your Story? course in their school or class. 

Part two of our recommended introductory module for all teachers interested in using a What's Your Story? course in their school or class.

This presentation offers guidance on how to apply the principles of private and public telling to social media.

This presentation will help teachers guide learners through the different components of the pyramid narrative structure. 

This presentation can be used to guide learners through concepts such as self-awareness, how emotions can help or hinder them, and how to regulate emotions using some practical tools.