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Families Telling Stories Through Board Games

  I just got back from a trip to Kentucky, along with some other Southern states. It was wonderful to get away, spend time with the in-laws, and tour the various states and cities my wife lived in while a missionary before we were married. There are countless stories to be told from the trip, but one in particular stands out to me as pertinent. My cousin and her family recently moved to Kentucky. Being…

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3 Storytelling Lessons from the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival

The Timpanogos Storytelling Festival held in Utah is now something of a tradition for me. I’ve been going for four or five years now (can’t remember when I actually started attending…), and it seems like every year gets better and better. I took a half day from work on Friday to see the Friday afternoon tellers, and went all day Saturday as well as Saturday night. Storytellers such as Donald Davis, Bil Lepp, and Carmon…

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Timpanogos Storytelling Festival

When I first heard about storytelling, I assumed it was all just glorified children’s stories. But the art of storytelling is so much deeper than that. Tellers weave tales of both fact and fiction, serious and humorous. These stories delve into the depths of the tellers themselves, all the while resonating with the listeners. There’s a certain magic to storytelling, something you need to experience to understand more completely (I’ve embedded a video at the…

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