Saturday Night And Sunday Morning
Book Details
Author(s)
Pamela Urfer
Publisher
CSS Publishing Company
ISBN / ASIN
1556735693
ISBN-13
9781556735691
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#15,246,521
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Description
There is something for all Christians to be remembered and learned and enjoyed in this retelling of Christ's death and resurrection.
Maria: (Jumping up and beginning to pace up and down.) Where is Peter? I don't understand it. Shouldn't he have been here by now?
Magdalena: Don't fuss so! You're making me nervous.
Joanna: Maria's right. I'm worried too. Do you think they might have caught him?
Saturday Night And Sunday Morning sets the tone for a joyful celebration of Easter. Through its characters, this drama portrays a variety of approaches to the fact of Christ's death.
The drama is set around a complete order of service. The set can be minimal. There are speaking parts for five women and five men.
Participants and congregation will revel in the realization that God was fully in charge of the events of Saturday night and Sunday morning, as this drama demonstrates the good news that Jesus is alive.
Pamela Urfer, Soquel, California, has written a number of plays for school and church productions. She taught classes in church drama at Bethany Bible College and Mount Hermon Christian Conference Center. She directs a drama ministry at her own church. She holds a master of arts in literature from the University or California.
Maria: (Jumping up and beginning to pace up and down.) Where is Peter? I don't understand it. Shouldn't he have been here by now?
Magdalena: Don't fuss so! You're making me nervous.
Joanna: Maria's right. I'm worried too. Do you think they might have caught him?
Saturday Night And Sunday Morning sets the tone for a joyful celebration of Easter. Through its characters, this drama portrays a variety of approaches to the fact of Christ's death.
The drama is set around a complete order of service. The set can be minimal. There are speaking parts for five women and five men.
Participants and congregation will revel in the realization that God was fully in charge of the events of Saturday night and Sunday morning, as this drama demonstrates the good news that Jesus is alive.
Pamela Urfer, Soquel, California, has written a number of plays for school and church productions. She taught classes in church drama at Bethany Bible College and Mount Hermon Christian Conference Center. She directs a drama ministry at her own church. She holds a master of arts in literature from the University or California.
