Ryan Awori
Ryan’s recitation story: The most lasting three minutes I ever prepared for. Recite on stage once and the Word dwells in you for life
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Facing the obstacles
We have been there
Let’s not candy-coat it. Reciting combines the situations that cause most of us to recoil. Standing in front of a large audience a giving a speech –and not just any speech, but a speech, without notes, that you have memorized. Add to this potent mixture that the audience has a good idea of what you are supposed to be saying.
Getting to the point of being prepared can be a long road. Read below from those who have gone before you and learn how they faced their particular challenges and whether it was worth the effort.
Tom Griffin
I had experience in front of audiences. Thirteen years of teaching high school physics and ten years of drama ministry had prepared me to have
Charity Jacobs
Charity’s recitation Story: Recitation is about God being at work in the reciter, changing me and preparing me to be a vessel to carry His
Stephen Gibbons
Steve’s recitation Story: Committing my baptismal passage (Titus 3:3-7) to memory has been a beautiful experience. It’s like a gift that keeps on giving because
Ellie Courtis
Ellie’s recitation Story: My favorite thing about reciting is that, by the way I emphasize certain words in a passage, I voice more than words,
Peter Schmitz
Peter’s recitation story: Scripture recitation is so much more than Scripture reading. Instead of concentrating on the book I was able to concentrate on God
Colin Earle
I always considered memorization a relatively private thing and didn’t really want to share in front of the whole body. It was probably encouragement from
Tim Porter
Doing recitations is always a pleasure for me. I enjoy reciting passages from the Bible mostly for the fact that it forces me to be
Connie Johnson
I’ve never enjoyed getting up in front of an audience. Ironically, when I was young, I recall doing Bible memory verses in front of my
Jeff Norton
My first recitation was Acts 20:28-32 (Be on your guard…). Reciting really made the passage come alive for me as I had to put myself
