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A dramatic reading for three voices, specifically highlighting God's glory, a central dimension of Christian worship.
A dramatic reading for three voices, specifically highlighting God's glory, a central dimension of Christian worship.
The following drama was originally used for an Advent service. The scripture text was Isaiah 42:3.
The following drama was originally used for an Advent service. The scripture text was Isaiah 42:3.
Keeping Paul’s missionary journeys straight can be tough. The stories are brief and many involve mostly preaching. It is hard to remember what happened. Our challenge was to communicate the information about Paul’s first missionary journey to our congregation in a way that was interesting, memorable, and brief. We wanted to present information about cities as well as people.
Several well-known hymn writers “reappeared” recently for one hour in Bloomington, Minnesota. They were our guests at a hymn festival that was planned to build appreciation for the hymnody of the church among our children—and adults.
Entering the biblical narrative requires looking at the story you actually live by and pondering why God gave the Bible as a sprawling story.
Entering the biblical narrative requires looking at the story you actually live by and pondering why God gave the Bible as a sprawling story.
Readings for Nicodemus and the Centurion, along with a service plan for the Centurion.
This versatile drama presentation, based on the Heidelberg Catechism’s first question and answer, can be included in a worship service in a variety of settings and stages.
An Epiphany service and drama
This versatile drama presentation, based on the Heidelberg Catechism’s first question and answer, can be included in a worship service in a variety of settings and stages.
