Resources (Christian) for church-based ESL

 

 

• Creating a Quality ESL Program, Creating a Quality Basic Literacy Program, Teaching Adults, LIfe Stories, Open Door Bible Studies (from CRC Publications --> Faith Alive --> Open Door Ministries)

 

http://www.crcpublications.org/

 

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• Handbook for Teaching Bible-Based ESL, Basic Bible Studies in Everyday English, A Dictionary of the Bible and Christian Doctrine in Everyday English, and more (from Nazarene Publishing House --> Beacon Hill Books --> English as a Second Language)

 

http://www.nph.com

 

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• Window to the World. Read a review.

 

http://www.jesusfilm.org/wttw/preface.html

 

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• New Bridges. A low cost alternative for a high quality multi-level core text series designed for the Middle East but suitable for anywhere in the world, including the U.S.

 

http://www.go2melik.org/NewBridgesTextbooks.lsp

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• English in Action and English in Action Storyteller

 

http://www.navigators.org/us/resources/dawsonmedia/books

 

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• Common Ground

 

http://www.commongrounded.com/

 

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• Adventures in English, Exploring English, Discoveries in English

 

http://www.efca.org/international/shortterm/outreachenglish.html

 

Comments by Linda Sauke, author of the Outreach English materials

 

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• Faith Encounters

 

http://prov.ca/institution/ne_na-faith-encounters1103.aspx

 

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• Luke's Ancient Biography of Jesus

 

http://www.lifeenglish.net/

 

 

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Spotlight Radio (Christian Radio Programs in Slow Speed English)

 

"Spotlight is easier for people to understand no matter where in the world they live."

www.spotlightradio.net

• Spotlight is a 15-minute English program that will attract and serve people who are using - or learning - English as a second language.
• Spotlight uses a 1500 word core vocabulary. Each program is written with a simple sentence structure and is spoken slowly.
• Spotlight is a real radio program that covers a wide variety of interesting topics and presents them with a Christian worldview.
• Spotlight offers a supporting website for listeners.
• Spotlight programs are available via the Internet. And they are offered free of charge!
• Spotlight Listeners Clubs (both church based and non-church based) have started in South America and Asia.

To learn how you might start a Spotlight Listeners' Club, please visit: www.hcjb.org/slc

Any questions? Visit us at: http://www.spotlightradio.net or contact Robin at basselir@crcna.org

 

 

 

 

 

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