Early frames from Peru

Yesterday I headed out to a barrio with a group to watch Project New Hope International work with some of the residents there. They are establishing house churches using Bible storytelling as one of their evangelism tools. Their church planter trainers teach the stories, then those that learn go out and establish new home groups where they teach the themed stories as well, with the idea that after 16 weeks of storytelling they are able to go out and start their own as well as continue learning new stories.

Here are a few frames I grabbed from the video yesterday.

Leaders with Project New Hope International use Bible storytelling as an evangelism tool to establish house churches in Peruvian barrios. (Photo copyright missions photographer John Palmer Gregg)

Children play marbles in a barrio outside Trujillo, Pero. (Photo copyright missions photographer John Palmer Gregg)

A woman prays while holding her child in a barrio outside Trujillo, Peru. (Photo copyright missions photographer John Palmer Gregg)

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