We tell stories for a variety of reasons – to pass family history from one generation to the next, to engage the listener at a deeper level than is possible through a treatise on a subject, and because it allows us to describe the complexities of life.
Humans have been telling stories for millenia. Some cultures today still use storytelling as the primary way of communicating things of significance. Listen carefully to the stories of refugees and those around them…
This video, produced by the World Relief, tells some of the story of refugees coming to America.
More stories (from Minnesota):
The Refugee’s Story
The Volunteer’s Story
The Church’s Story
World Relief Minnesota’s Story
Our Collective Story
