The Paynes began their work with Wycliffe in 2001 in Peru, doing Bible translation and helping to develop oral Bible stories for the Asheninka people. They later spent two years on the island of St. Vincent in the West Indies developing a set of Bible stories in the Creole language spoken there. Nathan is currently serving as the International Storying and Orality Coordinator. He oversees the training and consulting for many of OneStory Bible storying projects happening throughout the world. Nathan does most of his work through email and phone, but travels about 12 weeks out of the year to lead trainings and consult for teams doing Bible stories.
Americas
Samuel, Abigail, Lydia
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