Story 10 Appendix

Story was an incredible experience to say the least.

Over 700 pastors and creative leaders from around the country convened at Park for two days filled with wonder, challenging and inspiring messages, amazing worship and awe-inspiring moments to fuel the creative class in ministry… all with a hologram background. A majority of the speakers were new voices to the Christian conference circuit and offered new ideas and thoughts to challenge us to communicate the unseen… the message of the Gospel, the greatest story ever told.

With the amount of speakers, artists, and activity going on at Story it was hard to keep up…  I even missed blogging three sessions of it myself!… but I decided to compile a Story Appendix and link to all of the content and goodness available to connect you to Story, the experience, speakers and ways we can continue to learn.

Enjoy!

Artists & Emcees

Ben Arment

Blaine Hogan

Sons & Daughters

Kari Jobe

Josh Garrells

Amena Brown

Becky Johnson

Jarrett Stevens

Jeanne Stevens

Scott Hodge

Scott Hofert

Tim Schraeder

Speakers, Sessions & Notes

Session 1

Opening Video (via BlaineHogan.com)

Dan Allender - Dan Allender is the president and professor of counseling at Mars Hill Graduate School near Seattle, Washington.

Notes: Tim SchraederGraham Brenna

Session 2

Charlie Todd - Charlie Todd founded Improv Everywhere and teaches at the Upright Citizens Bridgade Theater in New York City.

Notes: Tim SchraederGraham Brenna

Richard Walter - Richard Walter has chaired the legendary graduate program in screenwriting at the UCLA Film School for more than 30 years.

Notes: Tim SchraederGraham Brenna

Session 3

Jason Fried - Jason Fried is the co-founder and president of 37signals, which created Basecamp, Highrise, and Campfire, among other technologies.

Notes: Josh BurnsGraham Brenna

Andrew Klavan – Andrew Klavan is the author of such bestselling novels as True Crime, filed by Clint Eastwood and Don’t Say A Word, filmed starring Michael Douglas.

Notes: Graham Brenna

Session 4

Gary Dorsey – Gary and his wife Kaysie are founders of Pixel Peach Studio in Austin, Texas. they specialize in print design, interactive design, and photography. Clients include Warner Bros., sixstepsrecords, Integrity, and STORY among others.

Notes: Tim SchraederGraham Brenna

David McFazdean – David McFazdean created the hit ABC show Home Improvement and was an executive story editor on Roseanne. He is a partner at Wind Dancer Films.

Notes: Tim SchraederGraham Brenna

Session 5

David Wenzel - David Wenzel is a partner at Dot&Cross, which has produced films for Francis Chan, Donald Miller, Tim Keller, and Rob Bell among others.

Notes: Tim SchraederGraham Brenna

Session 6

Wesley Hill - Wesley Hill is a PhD student at Durham University in the UK and has a burden to help celibate gay Christians. He is the author of Washed and Waiting: Reflections on Christian Faithfulness and Homosexuality.

Notes: Tim SchraederGraham Brenna

John Sowers - John Sowers is the president of the Mentoring Project and has been a part of the White House task force conversation on fatherhood and healthy families.

Notes: Graham Brenna

Session 7

Sean Gladding – Sean Gladding is originally from Norwich, England, but moved to the States to serve as a pastor. He joined Communality in Louisville, Kentucky, which is part of the new monasticism family.

Notes: Tim SchraederGraham Brenna

Princess Zulu – Princess Zulu lost both of her parents to AIDS as a child in Zambia and has been an advocate for human rights, children, and the oppressed ever since.

Notes: Graham Brenna

Session 8

Shauna Niequist – Shauna Niequist is an author and former creative director at Mars Hill Church in Grand Rapids.

Notes: Tim Schraeder, Graham Brenna

Leonard Sweet - Leonard Sweet is chair of evangelism at Drew University in Madison, New Jersey, and teaches at numerous seminaries. He’s the author of nearly 40 books.

Notes: Tim SchraederGraham Brenna

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Reflections

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Tim Schraeder is passionately committed to helping churches effectively communicate the timeless message of the Gospel in a way that’s relevant to our ever-changing culture. He presently serves as the co-director of the Center for Church Communication and is the creator and general editor of Outspoken: Conversations on Church Communication, a field guide for church communication leaders. Tim lives in Chicago where he can be found in any neighborhood coffee shop that has free wifi. Subscribe via RSS | Subscribe via Email | Twitter | Facebook | Google+ | Sign Up for My Newsletter
  • mattbortmess

    omg Tim! This is amazing. thanks!
    and great to see you next week. love what you guys are doing there at Park. see you in ATL.

  • janetober

    Hi Tim,
    Didn't get to meet you at STORY. Great interview with Jason Fried. I like how you asked the questions and then allowed him to answer without assuming you know the answer and/or cutting him off — well done!

    Thanks for this detailed appendix and thanks for the link to my recap.

  • http://felicitywhite.com Felicity

    This is a gift, Tim! Thanks!

    Also, it was so nice to finally meet you.

    • http://www.timschraeder.com Tim Schraeder

      Great to meet you, too!

  • http://brianayers.net Brian Ayers

    awesome Tim!

    Great to meet you at Story.

  • eloranicole

    This is incredible. Thanks so much for the resource! I'll be favoriting the tweet so I can come back to it when I have some time :)

  • http://www.benarment.com Ben Arment

    Tim this is an amazing piece of work. Wow. The only thing you missed are links to the 4minute film fest entries, which are out there somewhere. =)

    • http://www.timschraeder.com Tim Schraeder

      I'll post those soon!